ALT Illustration showing 10 phones, with 7 crossed out, to visualize the statistic written out in text, that "70% of survivors choose not to report their sexual assault to police." "Any response to violence that begins with 'rethinking' policing begins with a full 70% of survivors excluded."

ALT "Survivors don't call the police, because: • fear of retaliation • fear of arrests • fear of incarceration • fear they will not be believed • fear they will not be respected • fear of immigration • fear of child protective services • loss of income • loss of housing • loss of benefits • intoxication • drug use • it hasn't helped before • they've been hurt by police • they've been harassed by police • they've been raped by police • they are disabled • they're a sex worker • they're a gang member • they don't speak English • they are houseless • they're LGBTQ • they're gender nonconforming • they didn't say no • they didn't fight "hard enough" • time has passed • they don't want to do a rape kit • they don't want to testify • they don't want people to know • they have a criminal record • they are on probation • they fear police sexual violence • they fear someone will get shot • they fear someone will die..."

ALT On a light orange and pale yellow gradient background, text sharing the event: "Mapping the Prison Industrial Complex with Micah Herskind. March 31, 2022, 6:30-8:30 pm EST. CC and ASL Interpretation Available, Part of the Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox Series with Project Nia and Interrupting Criminalization."

ALT On a black background, the cover of a beige publication, "What About The Rapists? An Abolitionist FAQ Series from Interrupting Criminalization, By Mariame Kaba & Eva Nagao." To the right is text about the event: "An Introduction to What About The Rapists? A Conversation About Abolitionist FAQs, Presented by Zine Authors Mariame Kaba & Eva Nagao" and the event information "1/27 @ 6:30 PM ET, ASL & CC Provided." In the bottom right is the orange logo for Project Nia.

ALT An illustration of a woman sitting at a desk on the phone, showing that she is speaking to a woman on the other end. She is writing on a piece of paper and has a laptop in front of her. Below is the text: "The Help Desk"

ALT Bold text on a yellow background: "Policing is new; mutual aid is not." Two arrows below this point to the boxed text: "Community-based safety projects’ roots run deep. Now is the time to grow our garden of safety, well-being, and collective care." Two red leaves adorn the top and bottom edge. At the bottom is the website "www.MillionExperiments.com"