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Prisons, Prose & Protest - #42 (opens the original)
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For the most part, I was able to take some needed time off from work last month. I’m grateful. I spent a few days out of town. I also took some time to explore my city. Of course, I also organized some gatherings because I’m still me.One of the enduring focuses of my activism over the past few decades has been reproductive justice. For the past several years, besides raising a lot of money for abortion funds, I’ve been focused on co-creating opportunities to train people to become abortion doula
Prisons, Prose & Protest - #41 (opens the original)
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I’m taking some much-needed time off this month, though I have a couple of projects I am committed to executing. For the most part, I am going to sleep in and take some long walks.Over the past few months, I’ve been curating a new exhibition that will open in July 2027. How They Come Home explores different pathways for release from prison (particularly clemency, parole, and defense campaigns). In this newsletter, I offer a short history of parole in the US.Last year, I co-organized an extensive
Prisons, Prose & Protest - #40 (opens the original)
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Our Warehouse exhibition closed just a few days ago on June 27. I had a wonderful experience working on this project with Vic Liu, Flowershop Collective (Nadia and Cesar), Adeeba Rana, Christine Ferrari, Eva Raison, jackie sumell, Dani, Colleen and the team at Brooklyn Public Library’s Justice Initiatives (Michael, Janavi, Sadie, Serita, Izzy, Olivia, and others). We engaged currently and formerly criminalized/incarcerated people at every level as collaborators, participants, facilitators
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