#ColonialismIsNotOverDec 8, 2022
"En tant que personne qui a survécu à de multiples formes de violence, je sais que mettre fin à la violence de l'État ne suffira pas à assurer ma sécurité, celle de ma famille, de mes amis ou de ma communauté...." #transformharm #communityaccountability
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Building Community Safety: Practical Steps Toward Liberatory Transformation | TransformHarm.org

Mom, when you were growing up, did you ever call the police? I can’t remember any time that we did. What did you do if something violent happened? It depended on the situation. Often we could send for the uncles, brothers, fathers, or other family members of people involved to…

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"Comprendre les racines sociales de la violence, c'est prendre conscience que le problème est + grand qu'un individu, nous sommes toustEs impliquéEs dans les structures qui causent les problèmes.. travailler à la transformation des racines." #transformHarm https://transformharm.org/ca_resource/10-strategies-for-cultivating-community-accountability/
10 Strategies for Cultivating Community Accountability | TransformHarm.org

My commitment to prison abolition grows daily in part because I see the possibilities for responding to abuse and violence without relying on punishment, shame, and more violence.  The possibilities lie in building communities where community members – be they friends, family members, coworkers, or neighbors – rely on one…

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