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Transformative Justice

Mia Mingus is a Bay Area activist and community organizer and educator with the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective. In this episode, Mia talks about the important work of love and transformative justice in order to foster community healing and accountability without the use of the criminal justice system.

*This segment includes conversation around child sexual abuse and may be triggering, so please take the care that you need before, during and after listening.

For more information on the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective, and for a full transcript of Episode 2, visit the website at inplainsightradio.com.

Producer: Geraldine Ah-Sue
Advisor: Alice Wong

Music by:
Podington Bear – Chimera
Podington Bear – Firefly
Podington Bear – No Squirell Commotion
Chris Zabriskie – We Always Thought the Future Would be Kind of Fun

Episode 2 - The Work Of Love

Abolitionists are committed to creating a world without police and prisons, but what alternative visions and practices of addressing intimate harm might point the way toward such a world? In this episode we explore efforts to re-imagine the politics of violence, harm, safety, and redress, spearheading practices of accountability and healing that move beyond the punitive logic of the carceral state.

Mia Mingus from the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective discusses alternatives to carceral feminism, and how the movement to end child sexual abuse points the way toward radically re-imagining practices of justice. We also speak with Claudia Garcia-Rojas, co-director of The Chicago Taskforce on Violence Against Girls & Young Women, and Maya Schenwar, Editor-in-Chief of Truthout and author of Locked Down, Locked Out: Why Prison Doesn’t Work and How We Can Do Better.

Beyond Punishment: The Movement for Transformative Justice

GOOD MORNING here we are again talkin bout GOING ONLINE some of these ladies say it could be a problem, one of them thinks it's a way of life and that we should all just give in to being UPLOADED YESSS TAKE ME SWEET NETWORK

anyway check it out, there's also an amazing song from musical guest and Chicago sweetheart (although they have pursued broader horizons elsewhere now) SOL PATCHES https://solpatches.bandcamp.com/

As always our nice ass theme song is by Brandon Payton-Carrillo!!

Episode 3: Being Extremely Online

This is the love song for the co dependences.

I Get Lost Inside You

** Trigger Warning: there is mention of sexual violence/rape in this episode ** 

WOWWWEEEE EPISODE 14 HERE WE GOOOO!!!

Y'all know about the #metoo movement, but #whatnow is the question we're asking! IF U THINK THE CARCERAL STATE IS THE PITS, THEN WHAT DO WE DO WITH PPL WHO DO TERRIBLE SHIT?! That's what we're talkin' bout, MMMMKAY?! 

One solution: get the shrink ray from honey i shrunk the kids and shrink all the terrible politicians and have them carry out their lives on a tiny scale that doesn't affect anyone ;) 

SPECIAL GUEST KRISTEN TODAY (SHE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND TWITTER, SRY) TO HELP US UNDERSTAND THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

Music by the INCREDIBLE Hophop (iamhophop.com, iamhophop.bandcamp.com) -- she's also on Spotify/iTunes/GooglePlay/Amazon -- u kno the drill - check her out and support her amazing tunes! 

TY BRANDON PAYTON-CARRILLO FOR THE THEME MUZIC <3

Episode 14: Transformative Justice

Speaker(s): Professor Christine Bell, Dr Aisling Swaine | ‘Conflict-related violence against women’ is often understood to mean sexual violence, specifically rape used as a weapon of war. But this is only one part of a broad continuum of gender violence which must be understood and addressed within and across conflict settings. In her new book, Conflict-Related Violence Against Women: Transforming Transition, Aisling Swaine examines the contexts of Liberia, Northern Ireland and Timor-Leste to identify a spectrum of forms of gender violence. She analyses their occurrence, and the relationship between them, within and across different points of pre-, mid- and post-conflict. Swaine proposes that a transformation rather than a transition is required in the aftermath of conflict, if justice is to play a role in preventing gender violence. Christine Bell (@christinebelled) is Principal Director of the Political Settlements Research Programme, Assistant Principal (Global Justice), Co-Director, Global Justice Academy, and Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Edinburgh. Aisling Swaine (@AislingSwaine) is Assistant Professor of Gender and Security at the Department of Gender Studies, LSE, where she teaches primarily on the MSc in Women, Peace and Security. Christine Chinkin is Director of the Centre for Women, Peace and Security. The Centre for Women, Peace and Security (@LSE_WPS) is a leading academic space for scholars, practitioners, activists, policy-makers and students to develop strategies to promote justice, human rights and participation for women in conflict-affected situations around the world.

From Transitional To Transformative: justice for conflict-related violence against women [Audio]

**T/W conversations of gruesome violence **

FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA PALESTINE WILL BE FREE

WE BACK continuing the conversation abt he occupation of Palestinian people. We are super grateful to Olivia (@livkittykat) for joining us again at the last minute to talk with us about the horrific events that happened this week, and over the last six weeks in Gaza. This is a VERY short episode (30 minutes or so) so that you can also take time (if you haven't already, or for a REFRESHER BC YOU SHOULD) to listen to our first episode on the Occupation of Palestine: https://soundcloud.com/seasonofthebitch/episode-24-the-occupation-of-palestine . That will give you a LOT of the background information that you may need to understand this week's episode. 

Much love and thanks to Rawan (@intifadarling) who is on the ground in Palestine for writing to us about what's going on.

Find out how much of your state taxes go to fund the militaristic nonsense in Israel: https://uscpr.org/campaign/government-affairs/resources/military-aid-to-israel/

Find out how to get involved in BDS movements in your area: https://bdsmovement.net/get-involved/join-a-bds-campaign

Music this week by the incredible Sad Baxter! https://sadbaxter.bandcamp.com/

Theme music as always by Brandon-Payton Carrillo

Episode 35: Occupation Of Palestine, Part 2

Season of the Bitch is a brilliant podcast hosted and produced by a coven of non binary leftist feminists. We cover all sorts of topics from marxist feminism, to the occupation of Palestine, to advice on dating and sex lives and astrology.

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