The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill is a dangerous and unnecessary piece of legislation that endangers the rights and safety of every single one of us.

As we push to #KillTheBill we need to also bring an end to the terrible situation faced by prisoners still on IPP sentences. We need to #RIPtheIPP

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.

S Lamble writes about the false promise of hate crime, arguing that longer sentences and widening criminalisation does not increase safety for women

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.

We cannot simply do away the police - we need to address the conditions in which people feel that police are the only or best option for responding to harm in their lives. We must build other means for preventing and addressing harm that will actually keep us safe.

Hejera Begum outlines 3 abolitionist reforms for the UK: Banning police being posted in schools, ending stop and search, and abolishing Prevent.

In this Abolitionist Digest, we highlight actions and writing that centres on defunding the police in the UK

Here’s a list of reasonably priced abolitionist books.

There’s a lot going on in the world of Abolition - Hello Minneapolis - Here’s 5 sources to help you keep up to speed.

Here’s 5 important abolitionist resources from the last 5 days. Please see below for an important solidarity action!

Our first instalment of Abolitionist Digest focuses on the Black Lives Matter Protests across the states and the atrocious police violence committed in response to the protests and that caused the protests.

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

This chart breaks down the difference between reformist reforms which expand the scope of policing, and abolitionist steps that reduce the scale of policing and its detremental impact. It is a UK-relevant resource adapted from a poster created by Critical Resistance in the US.

These posters can help us think about what safety is and to imagine the infrastructure we need to keep safe. They were designed by Amber Hughson @conflicttransformation