Resources on Transformative Justice, Community Accountability & Generative Conflict✨Strong communities make police, prisons & the State obsolete✨Based in 206
Welcome to Liberation Through Conflict Collective (LTCC/"Let's See") Twitter!
Find here a Table of Contents to better navigate the resources we share! We hope they are useful. Solidarity & strength from all of us to each of you✨
Intro to LTCC: https://t.co/i1kQf2qLGx
1/
Please understand that calling the police on someone experiencing a crisis does more to calm your own stress and fear and sense of helplessness than it does to help the person in crisis. It is primarily a way for *supporters* to find relief.
"Abolitionists have been tasked with reminding people in the 21st century that we live in a society, that we are interdependent. You're not an island, & you have got to be in a place where you understand that other people's lives matter as much as yours." https://t.co/vIHJuaqq5Z
When we say we must defund and divest from policing, that includes the soft police! Want to learn more about what that means? Join our co-founders @prisonculture and @dreanyc123, and a stacked line-up, for this conversation on Monday Feb. 13 at 5:30 PM ET! https://t.co/3WfoDNjCvq
Tomorrow, please show Tyre Nichols’s family some grace. Don’t believe Biden/Democrats/liberals calling for empty reforms while increasing police budgets. Understand those same powers killed forest defender Tortuguita & are labeling freedom fighters at #StopCopCity terrorist!
We're seeing and hearing about burnout on a greater and greater scale. And the truth is that self-care isn't enough. We need community care to the greatest extent, and that means systemic change. Because this current system is robbing us of the ability to care for each other.
The Graying of America’s Prisons:
There are more than 160k incarcerated people 55 or older. It was 48k twenty years ago.
starting today @prisonjourn is publishing work about what it's like to age in prison written and reported by incarcerated journalists https://t.co/sCzYaOX79U
If you missed @dreanyc123's #NoMorePolice book talk at @redemmas in Baltimore at the end of November, you're in luck! You can check out their video of the event here: https://t.co/4wsDbDvxGI
Want to build and deepen your conflict transformation skills for your #TransformativeJustice practice? Check out this worksheet created for our TJ Skill-Up Institute with @projectnia last year—now also available in Spanish: https://t.co/w8lmF9neKs
With full hearts and gratitude, Project NIA (PN) is officially sunsetting at the end of 2023. 🌇 Read a letter from our founder, @prisonculture in our December newsletter to learn more: https://t.co/YU4zaI0xPx
Don't forget to join us and @projectnia next week on Dec. 15 for our newest Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox session. We'll be sharing a new workbook from us and Dragonfly Partners, created to help navigate individual and group breakups. Tickets: https://t.co/KiJ5AYThNE #BYAT
ICYMI: Check out the graphic notes & video from the November session of our Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox series with @projectnia! This #BYAT workshop with @raniawrites explored tools & strategies for co-learning about TJ & abolition with little ones: https://t.co/kNTpcS7K8S
This 4-week interactive training in February 2023 aims to support our In It Together resource to be more useful in assessing, addressing, and transforming conflict in movement-building groups. Learn more and apply at https://t.co/coqRaQPbnt
Dec. 15 at 6:30 PM ET: Join us and @projectnia for the last #BYAT session of the year! "When We Fall Apart" is a new workbook created to help individuals and groups collectively navigate a breakup from another individual or group. Learn more and register: https://t.co/KiJ5AYThNE
Setting boundaries, if you have an avoidant attachment style, requires you to get clear with others - often for the 1st time - about who you are & what matters to you. This means running the risk of finding out that people like their fantasy version of you better than actual you.
"Recognizing that my actions and my words have impacts on others. In the moments when I cause offense or harm, it is my responsibility to own up to them and try to make it better."
- Crystal Catalan on how to foster healthy relationships.#RestorativeJustice#TRJLEP101
https://t.co/BwyUbLBTmw is the online learning platform that hosts Spring Up’s content in the form of 8 week cohort courses, self-guided mini classes, and facilitated one day retreats.
Please take a moment this weekend to think about how the U.S. puts Black people in cages 6 times the rate of South Africa at height of Apartheid. Almost all people caged in the U.S. are poor. Think about how these horrors have been normalized and justified by the news you hear.
Join us next Thursday, Oct. 27 for a workshop with Shira Hassan on Liberatory Harm Reduction and Abolitionist Practice, the latest in our Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox series with @projectnia. ASL interpretation + closed captioning provided. Register https://t.co/Nysyw1CbVG