Brick by Brick : How We Build a World Without Prisons.

Title & Author:

Brick by Brick : How We Build a World Without Prisons.

Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Hajar Press, 2021.

Description:

1 online resource.

Series:

Hajar Press ; 5

Notes:
Archived and cataloged by Library Stack.

Summary:

"The fight for prison abolition is a struggle for collective liberation: a transformative vision of a safer world, in which communities live free from exploitation on a thriving planet. Drawing connections across social justice movements with a shared abolitionist ethic, this revolutionary book illuminates how harmful ideas of criminality and punishment can manifest in many ways beyond the prison industrial complex. This work is a collaboration with friends, mentors and giants fighting for housing justice, food justice, climate justice, migrant justice, justice for survivors of violence, and more. With this insightful and generous book, now in its second edition, Cradle Community invites us to explore what it will take to dismantle structures of oppression, and to imagine the future we can rebuild together-brick by brick."-- provided by distributor.

Resources:
Full text - limited user access. Check the number of available copies under the "Digital Objects" ection.

ISBN:

9781914221293
191422129X

Subject:

Racism.
Sociology.
Racisme.
Sociologie.
sociology.

Form/genre:

Essays.

Added entries:

Jundi, Samara, contributor.
Stephens, Han Gunji, contributor.
Library Stack, distributor.
Library Stack.

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