Tuesday 4 June 2024: Join us for the public launch of our new resource: ‘Addressing Gender-Based Violence: Carceral Reforms vs Abolitionist Strategies.’ Speakers include Leah Cowan, Lola Olufemi and Billy a frontline gender-based violence worker.

Abolitionist Futures reading group starting February 2024

Join us for our autumn 2023 bookclub. We’ll be reading Abolition Revolution by Aviah Day and Shanice Octavia McBean. Sept 19, Oct 17, Nov 21.

Our next reading group is happening. Join us every fortnight from 17th January 2023 online from 7:30-9pm UTC/GMT

Join us for a series of events reflecting on articles from The Abolitionist magazine, published by Radical Alternatives to Prison from 1979-1987.

Race to the bottom reclaiming antiracism is our Bookclub book this year. We will be covering the book over a session in October, November and December. Join us

Join Dean Spade and Abolitionist Futures for this discussion on mutual aid on the road to abolition Weds 09 March 7pm-8:30pm

Join us for our new reading groups starting fortnightly from 15th February

Abolishing Prevent must be part of campaigning against surveillance and policing more generally, as one manifestation of the wider logics through which they operate.

New reading group using our reading list starting soon. Faciliated by Lewisham Arthouse artists’ cooperative, South London

A series of online events to support the momentum rising to oppose the draconian Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021.  17/03/2021 & 18/03/2021 & 19/03/2021.

23/3, 27/4, 25/5 - Abolitionist Futures Book Club. Reading Dean Spade’s Mutual Aid

17/02/2021 - Justice means everyone is a series of 4 webinars bringing to the fore conversations that occur at the faultlines of the left.

Join us for a series of workshops where we will be pooling our collective knowledge around current and historical abolitionist struggles.

Article by Patrick from End Deportations Belfast.

We can build a different world is a weekly panel series throughout September 2020 exploring abolition and mutual aid in the UK. This series is organised as a collaboration between Decriminalised Futures, Abolitionist Futures and Verso, with support from Arika.

Here is a record of some of Abolitionist Future’s past events.