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On January 20, 2021 By p4wmemorialcollective

Check out our Op-ed in spring Magazine: A prison abolitionist monument for survival

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Posted @withregram • @cpepgroup MUTUAL AID NEEDED: LET’S FREE UP JOSH! Please etransfer to cpep.action@gmail.com and/or share this widely.
“a way of living and remembering that refuses settler-colonial logics of memory and monument”
“insights were transmitted back and forth across the prison walls through… prisoners’ own community practice”
Artwork from the Spring 1992 cover of Tightwire (artist unknown). This issue featured articles on the P4W’s impending closure, including a report on Creating Choices: The Task Force on Federally Sentenced Women. Writers in Tightwire discuss the opening of Grand Valley Institution in Kitchener, and the other 4 federal prisons designated for women that opened so that P4W could close.
📍thru the link in our bio, SIGN OUR OPEN LETTER demanding that people with prison experience are leaders in transforming the P4W into a healing community space

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