Join ARC's week of action for incarcerated #survivors! These #trans and cis #women are organizing campaigns to protect their and others' #health and safety in #prison. Please share, but above all, please take the actions! 5 min each, big impact.

Monday with Noel

Call 478-272-1522 or email [email protected]
Say that Lena Noel Summerlin 43646 needs mental health support and needs to be allowed to file a PREA report

Tuesday with Miley

Call (814) 756-5778 and email [email protected]
Ask for Eric Wolfgang BZ2211 to be moved back to JA

Wednesday with Nadirah

Call (570) 546-3171 and email [email protected]
Ask them to get Tracey Shaw, OD4315, the healthcare she needs.

Thursday with Rayne

Call 850-488-5021 and write teamcenturion.com/contact-us/
Insist they provide trans healthcare and let trans women grow their hair

Friday with Jasmine

Write a supportive message to trans people in Georgia who lost access to care and fear they may again! Comment here or use link below.

Details: https://tinyurl.com/ARCActionDetail
Report back: https://tinyurl.com/ARCActionWk

#AbolitionFeminism #Abolition #AbolitionAction #WomensHealth #TransHealth #BelieveSurvivors #FreeHer

LAST CHANCE to submit a comment to oppose taking hormones away from #trans people in Georgia prisons! Please take 5-10 minutes NOW to show up for our trans family inside.

An ARC member says: "Thanks to bullshit Trump and our Governor Kemp all transgenders in a GDC are to stop all hormone treatment immediately. So I been on HRT for 10 ½ years in GDC–cut off cold turkey. That’s not to mention 5+ years on the streets before I got locked up. I really been goin through it: my body, that is. I very depressed, I been going through cramping, I been going through hot flashes, I’ve been told I’m a Bitch from Hell. Normally I’m very strong for my LGBTQ and trans family, but for once you see me weak and struggling myself."

We need to #resist in every way we can. Comments received by regular mail by 3pm September 3 should be counted.

To submit, fill out our form--as much of it as you like--and we'll do the rest--but you have to get it in by 9:30am ET August 30! https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/j1PDP7KELDmE0D07IqOrmW7Ks4rvhGM9hzI6VqYEdUo/

Or, you can write Georgia Department of Corrections, Attn: Office of Legal Services, P.O. Box 1529, Forsyth, GA 31029 yourself. If you want inspiration, here's a template: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ixJFX0ZybY42jaNr2t-D14lqJg0ae0sqCybftTTiZkc/edit?usp=sharing

Want more background? Check out these links.
https://ccrjustice.org/frequently-asked-questions-faq-regarding-sb185-and-georgia-s-ban-gender-dysphoria-treatment-state
https://gdc.georgia.gov/events/2025-08-06/notice

Let's show our family inside that they are not forgotten! Follow ARC to learn about more ways to act in #solidarity with those inside.

#Abolition #AbolitionFeminism #AbolitionAction #TransHealth #PrisonHealth #MentalHealth

Välkommen till en föreläsning och diskussion med Lina Mohageb, som kommer att introducera oss till abolitionism ur flera olika perspektiv. Hur växte abolitionism fram som praktik och teori, och hur hänger det ihop med saker som feminism och antirasism? Abolitionism förstås ofta som avskaffandet av fängelsesystem, men Lina kommer istället att prata om olika abolitionismer, som hämtar inspiration från flera traditioner och perspektiv.

Event: https://dukop.dk/5214/

#dukop #AbolitionFeminism

Women's History month is important to me. At the same time, I entirely refuse to celebrate carceral feminism or cops. Abolition Feminism is the way forward:

https://www.thenation.com/article/society/leigh-goodmark-imperfect-victims/

#CarceralFeminism #AbolitionFeminism #WomensHistoryMonth

#Degrowth
#Feminism
#EcoFeminism
#FeministEconomics
#AbolitionFeminism

From: The future is degrowth: a guide to a world beyond capitalism

3.5. Feminist critique

The feminist critique of growth is based on the thesis that, in a capitalist economy geared towards economic growth and productivity, the vital reproductive work of society – which is largely carried out by women, in particular Indigenous and Black women, and women of colour – remains fundamentally unacknowledged, invisible, devalued, and precarious.

This economic system is therefore essentially a patriarchal one. ...

Reproductive or care work is understood to mean all those activities that directly serve the maintenance and well-being of people, ranging from accompanying children and the elderly to cooking, housework, caring activities, and, in some definitions, gardening or repair work for personal needs, caring for nature, or subsistence farming.

These activities comprise between 30 and 70 per cent of the economic output of a country ...

This crisis is necessarily linked to the crisis-like development of the human–nature relationship. ...

This is the prerequisite and goal of gender justice – and centring care has become a key cornerstone of degrowth.

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