REP is an abolitionist tool and strategy built on our shared love of our people, Black liberation and a commitment to ending all forms of oppression.
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ALT Filled in black rectangle on a painted splatter background of reds, blacks, and yellows. White text with the event title and information: "Giving Name to the Nameless with Mariame Kaba, April 28, 2022, 6:30-8:30 PM ET." In the center bottom is a a white outline of a blooming flower. In the lower right in a dark pink box, white text "ASL & CC"
ALT Image of graphic notes by Laura Chow Reeve (@laurachowfun) for the "Two Sides of Justice Curriculum" workshop with Santera Matthews and Mariame Kaba from the Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox series. Contains images with the creation and aim of the curriculum, defining terms, discussions questions, and is in pink and yellow.
ALT On a black background with light-colored galaxy stars, white and pink all caps text reads: “Police contact contributes to criminalization of survivors, particularly survivors of color and LGBTQ survivors.” Below that, text in white reads: “Mandatory arrest policies have increased criminalization and arrests of survivors.” At the bottom is the logo “IC” and the link bit.ly/DVPolice in white.
ALT On a black background, a pale tan square with the text in black and pink of the podcast title "One Million Experiments." To the right in smaller text: "March 24, Episode 5: Relationships Evolving Possibilities."
ALT On a black background, a pale tan square with the text in black and pink of the podcast title "One Million Experiments." To the right in smaller text: "March 24, Episode 5: Relationships Evolving Possibilities."
ALT An illustrated cartoon showing a plywood stand painted with a police officer holding an ice cream cone in front of a table of kids and families eating. A blue sleeved arm is reaching out and patting a kid on the head. Behind the plywood are silhouettes of police officers beating someone with a baton. The cartoon illustrates the public face and the reality behind community policing.
ALT tweet from U of MN public safety: "join us tomorrow morning on the west bank for our cops and coffee event!" there's are emojis of coffee, donuts and a police officer and a map of where the event will be.
![tweet from hennepin county attorney office: no charges will be filed in the death [sic: murder] of amir locke.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPrE6_LXEAM3P2h.png?name=orig)
ALT tweet from hennepin county attorney office: no charges will be filed in the death [sic: murder] of amir locke.
ALT "The conference name ""Abolition is Feminism, Feminism is Abolition"" and dates ""April 8-10, 2022."" Next to this is a clip art of a person sitting, holding a protest sign that reads, ""police and prisons are not feminist."" Below in a purple box, white text with the theme for each date: ""April 8: Opening Conversations, ft. Mariame Kaba and Andrea J. Ritchie keynote; April 9: Abolition Feminism in Action; April 10: Building Abolitionist Agendas: How Are We Creating Conditions for Abolitionist Organizing to Thrive?"" In the bottom right in a white box, black text with description: ""Join abolitionist scholars, feminist policy advocates, and organizers on the frontlines of struggles to divest from policing and punishment for a three-day conversation about how feminism has shaped historic and present-day struggles to defund and abolish police, prisons, and borders and feminist visions for safer communities."""
ALT “On a purple background with white text in a simple line border broken up by a quotation marks and text stating: "Through relationships we can create better outcomes for each other; we cannot do it without each other" - Signe Victoria Harriday, REP Co-founder. One Million Experiments - March 2022 Volume 6: REP”