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Visualizing Abolition features exhibitions, events, and education programs aimed to shift the social attachment to prisons.

A woman in military fatigues and bare feet sits on a bench and faces the camera.

Screening series

Violent Exports

March 7 – April 16, 2023

From military incursions to coercive trade agreements, violence is one of the most pervasive exports of the modern era. Borders and checkpoints,…

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Westerbeke Ranch, Sonoma, California April 24-27, 2023 *EXTENDED DEADLINE: MARCH 24* The Mellon Foundation funded Visualizing Abolition...

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