
ALT White text on black background Text reads: Cops off Campus Coalition at UCSD A coalition of community members, students, faculty, and other workers organizing to abolish policing across our campus. We formed as a group in response to the demands articulated by the Black Student Union at UCSD in June 2020 and a statewide demand for Cops off Campus by Fall 2021.

ALT White text on black background: Text reads: "We mean abolition as informed by numerous intellectual, artistic, and sociopolitical traditions including black/queer/crip feminisms, the worker’s movement, and other radical traditions. In solidarity with the Land Back movement and all people and organizations of similar investment, the Cops Off Campus Coalition coheres around an ongoing commitment to the end of policing and police occupation of sovereign Native land as the (il)logic and procedure by which any and all learning spaces respond to and manage interpersonal harm and the systemic crisis of capital. We advocate for the complete dissolution of policing in all spaces of education (and ultimately across all aspects of our society), the severance of all school contracts with law enforcement agencies, and the dissolution of all task forces that serve to uphold police control and presence on our campuses." "Who Are We?," Cops off Campus Coalition, https://copsoffcampuscoalition.com

ALT Image of the front and back cover of the zine, imposed. The cover is a black and white image of graffiti on the front entrance of building of the University of California Office of the President (UCOP), reading “Fuck the UC”. The title, in white text on a black background, reads: "We Are Not The Union: dispatches from disgruntled workers and students across the UC".

ALT Image of the front and back cover of the zine, imposed. The cover is a black and white image of graffiti on the front entrance of building of the University of California Office of the President (UCOP), reading “Fuck the UC”. The title, in white text on a black background, reads: "We Are Not The Union: dispatches from disgruntled workers and students across the UC".

ALT Image of a masked person with raised fist standing on top of the shipping container border wall in so-called arizona. There is a banner displayed which reads, “From Cop City in Atlanta to the border wall in AZ, the state destroys the land to hunt and destroy human lives. Freedom thrives in their defeat.” The banner features a chaos star in the bottom right hand corner.

ALT A portion of the TAs article 19 "No Strikes." It states: 1. The UAW shall not call, promote or engage in a sympathy strike in support of another UC union or bargaining unit. 2. Under this section, individual ASEs retain rights of free expression including their right to engage in activities in sympathy with other UC unions or bargaining units who are striking at the work location of the ASE. When ASEs exercise these rights and do not meet the expectation that they comply with the terms of his/her appointment, at the discretion of the University they may not be paid for work they do not perform (now highlighted in blue to showcase difference) and may be subject to discipline and dismissal.

ALT Current contract language of Article 19 titled "no strikes". It states, 1. The UAW shall not call, promote or engage in a sympathy strike in support of another UC union or bargaining unit. 2. Under this section, individual ASEs retain rights of free expression including their right to engage in activities in sympathy with other UC unions or bargaining units who are striking at the work location of the ASE. When ASEs exercise these rights and do not meet the expectation that they comply with the terms of his/her appointment, at the discretion of the University they may not be paid for work they do not perform.





























