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SUMMARY:Indigenous Knowledge & Abolition
DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Knowledge and Abolition: Criminalization, Decolonization and Lessons from Indigenous Justice Systems\nProcesses and practices of criminalization and incarceration have always been tied to settler-colonial endeavours to appropriate and occupy Indigenous lands. As such, the impact of incarceration and criminalization on Indigenous peoples plays a critical role in the ongoing colonization of Turtle Island, and our abolitionist efforts must be decolonial.\nAt the same time, Indigenous communities across Turtle Island have long practiced alternative and restorative justice systems, which are important for thinking through decarceral futures.\nThis panel brings together Indigenous and anti-colonial community members, frontline workers, and researchers to discuss the impact of the current pandemic on incarcerated Indigenous peoples, as well as the important lessons and models which Indigenous world-views offer for imagining and realizing prison abolition.\nSpeakers to be announced soon!\nWATCH THE LIVESTREAM on ZOOM:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/83917084869\nNote: This webinar will have automatically generated closed-captions. After the event, a recording will be made available online.\nTAKE ACTION:\nDemand personal protection, decarceration, and free communication for prisoners during the COVID-19 pandemic.\nUse our 3 easy email ZAP tools every week: https://linktr.ee/prisonerrightsproject\nDONATE:\nSupport the COVID-19 Emergency Support Fund for Prisoners and their families to help those being released into the community and those left behind bars:\nhttps://www.gofundme.com/f/prisoner-emergency-support-fund\n
URL:https://climatechallenge.ca/events-campaign/indigenous-knowledge-abolition/
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