Resource Library
A curated collection of materials on family policing and abolition. This library is powered by submission from advocates, scholars, and lived experts.
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Data Brief: Dramatic Decline in ACS Investigations for Parental Drug Use Among NYC Mothers with Newborns
New York City Family Policy Project
The Problem(s) with Child Abuse Pediatricians
Healthy & Free TN, Movement for Family Power, Bronx Defenders, & Partners for Justice
Breaking Borders: Interconnections Between Immigrant Justice, Family Policing Abolition, & Reproductive Justice
Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at UCBerkeley, If/When/How, Movement for Family Power, and Elephant Circle
Birth Rights: A Resource for Everyday People to Defend Human Rights During Pregnancy and Birth
Pregnancy Justice, Elephant Circle, Birth Justice Bar
Breaking Binaries: Queer Abolitionist Dreamscapes of Bodily Autonomy
Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at UCBerkeley, If/When/How, Movement for Family Power, and Elephant Circle
Reclaiming Safety For Parents of Children With Disabilities
Charisa Smith & upEND Movement
Hands Off Mamas: Disrupting the Criminalization of Birthing People Who Use Drugs
Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at UCBerkeley, If/When/How, Movement for Family Power, and Elephant Circle
Abolishing the Family Policing System: A Reproductive Justice Imperative
Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at UCBerkeley, If/When/How, Movement for Family Power, and Elephant Circle
Root Work and Resilience: The Fight for Black Families
Adoptees Crossing Lines with Movement for Family Power
Family Policing: The Modern-Day Auction Block
Movement for Family Power, Operation Stop CPS, Civil Rights Corps, Adoptees Crossing Lines
The Intersecting Politics of Abortion, Pregnancy, & Family Policing with Dorothy Roberts
Movement for Family Power, If/When/How, Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at UCBerkeley
Organizing to Protect Black Mamas with Amanda Wallace
Movement for Family Power, If/When/How, Center for Reproductive Rights and Justice at UCBerkeley
