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If you're on our email list, you'll have seen that we recently unveiled a gorgeous new interactive Transformative Justice Timeline! Check it out here: bit.ly/tjtimeline (Not on our email list yet? Check out our latest newsletter, and sign up: bit.ly/ICNews25)

NYC Tw*tterati Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha As entries are submitted, the timeline will continue to expand, growing new areas of knowledge and connection globally. Entries can include hyperlocal histories, or larger historical events that impact TJ where you are. Browse + share your stories with us: bit.ly/tjtimeline

Do not let Cedric Alexander intentionally sabotage Canopy behavioral health services. He, along with a few other grifters want to get funding for police to be responders again to crisis calls. Candace Hanson knows lives are saved by not dispatching cops. Cedric is a fool.

The BREATHE Act has laid the groundwork for us to get closer to abolition! Next: It's time to divest from the police forces that are killing us, and invest in the resources that actually work to keep all of us safe.

Join us on 7/13 for this event exploring the presence of abolition & what this means for our labor, political demands, budget priorities, mutual aid & scale of our efforts, ft. ... Kenyon Farrow @akirarodriguez.bsky.social 🦋 Raúl Carrillo & Mo Weeks. Register: bit.ly/abolition-work

One of the ways we're marking our 5 year anniversary this year is through a special newsletter series, where members of our team write about "Connecting the Dots" of our work. The latest is by NYC Tw*tterati, who writes about transformative justice at IC: bit.ly/ICConnectingTh…

"If we fight, we might lose. But if we don’t fight, we’re definitely going to lose. And I think that this book ultimately encourages us to fight, to keep fighting, to stay in the game, to refuse to abandon each other through the ongoing struggle that we’re all engaged in."

Minneapolis City Council's POGO Committee approved an extension through August 2024 for the city's Behavioral Crisis Response teams. The current contract with Canopy Roots, who runs the program for the city, expires next month.

Good morning! S&P NY is still chipping away at a $40k goal that has to be met to keep its commissary and mutual aid support for criminalized survivors afloat. This support is a literal lifeline to survive the unlivable conditions of prison. Pls give/boost! bit.ly/SPNYfund

After the murder of George Floyd, many Minneapolis residents believed that armed response could longer be relied on as a one-size-fits-all solution to the varied issues facing our communities. #HereIsMPLS honoree Canopy Mental Health & Consulting agreed. Read more here: hereismpls.org/canopy-roots

I've just published an article about how news outlets often refuse to tell the public the specifics of what progressives are proposing, and why that is dangerous. equalityalec.substack.com/p/what-we-dont…

Featuring works by NYC Tw*tterati, Puff the Magic Hater, @KayJWhitlock, Cameron Rasmussen, Kalonji Changa, Stephen Wilson, @sonyahuber, Garrett Felber, Rachel Herzing, and many others, our end-of-summer reading list looks back at the words that moved us and our readers. inquest.org/our-end-of-sum…

Looking for some recommended listening this long weekend? 🎧New episode of our #1MExperiments podcast with AirGo and Project NIA is out now! On this episode, we chat with Candace McKinley of Philadelphia Community Bail Fund—check it out wherever you get your podcasts! millionexperiments.com/podcast/season…

(1/3) In the debate about what to do with the MPLS 3rd precinct, there's a lot of talk lately about "substations", as an alternative/addendum to one big new building. Let's use the reformist reforms vs. abolitionist steps checklist on that... communityresourcehub.org/resources/refo…

While I have yalls attention via #fruitgate pls take a look at this spreadsheet I made with Mpls City Council candidates and their stances on alternatives to policing, rent control, and workers' rights for Reviving Sisterhood docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Police Fraternal Associations represent a powerful political force that stands in the way of progress on virtually every front of social justice movements. How do we organize against them? Check out our newest resource, Fight the (FOP) Power! here: bit.ly/laborplaybook

🚨🚨Urgent actions to support Camp Nenookaasi! Tonight, come to MPLS City Hall for City Council Budget Hearing (350 S 5th Street, Room 317), 6pm. Bring people and signs.