This new project aims to free wrongfully convicted in Indiana
The Indiana Innocence Project will represent wrongfully convicted people and seek their exoneration.
Reading James Baldwin in a time of decline
James Baldwin theorized white supremacy as the psychology of empire.
Why is disability justice central to prison abolition?
A diverse grouping of artists, organizers, and educators discuss the centrality of disability to the carceral state.
Pop up for political power at Big Gay Circle Market
The Center is popping up at this weekend’s all-queer artisan market!
Surging through summer: A month of sacrifice and celebration
Read the impressive gains our people made in July through unity, dedication, and commitment.
Study the struggle with new Black August bundles
These thoughtfully-crafted Black August bundles to help you study, advance the struggle, and fund Books through Bars.
A people’s panel on abolition and disability justice
On 8/6, author Katie Tastrom, artists, activists, and educators, discuss how to win abolition and disability justice.
The Ford Foundation and Black power, Robert L. Allen, 1968
The late Robert L. Allen broke down the dialectics of Black elite co-option and counter-revolution.
Rise and shine: Clean up the block!
Rise and shine and meet us outside to clean up litter, clear drain blockages, and refresh the block that we work and live in! A healthy and clean neighborhood is what we deserve, and that’s why its up to us to keep it that way.