n a series of events, we’re inviting activists to reflect on the lessons and the challenges contained in The Abolitionist’s pages. Organisers involved in groups from across the current abolitionist (& aligned) movement will respond to selected articles, picking through inspirational stories and cautionary tales to help us address some of the enduring questions facing abolitionists in the UK today.

More information at: https://abolitionistfutures.com/latest-news/the-abolitionist-rewind-series

Gender, Sexual Violence, and the Prison System - The Abolitionist: Rewind Series

Original Article: https://abolitionistfutures.com/s/The-Abolitionist-Number-1-Editorial.pdf

Session 1 of the Abolitionist Futures Reading list. For the full readings see here: https://abolitionistfutures.com/intro-to-abolition-2022

Radical Alternatives to Prison - The Abolitionist

Like Living In A Submarine - Jenny Hicks & Sarah Boyle

‘What do you do with’  Ros Kane (No. 6 pp 20-21) (2 pages)

‘What Do You Do With’ - Ros Kane

‘Ask Any Woman’, Ruth Hall, Issue 19, 1985’ (4 pages)

Ask Any Woman - Ruth Hall

Women in Prison - A Historical Overview’, Joe Sim, Issue 8, Spring 1981 (4 pages)

Original article: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xd0gCS4-RJWlzABwO3J3AMW40UIRo2Ks/view

Women in Prison : A Historical Overview - Joe Sim

From The Abolitionist. Original article: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R_HhgJi0G9EEk4VAIQoYtGm_d_l7rGKe/view

Mailbag - Armagh Jail Outrage

Abolitionist Futures