Community Justice Exchange partnered with Project NIA, Court Watch MA, Families for Justice as Healing, and Survived and Punished NY to produce a document that outlines abolitionist principles, as well as strategies and tactics, for organizing campaigns targeted at prosecutors.
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We are at a crossroads where campaigns to end money bail and pretrial incarceration must also contend with the broad and insidious introduction of risk assessment tools (RATs) as one of the “replacement” interventions the system wants to claim as “reform.” We created this guide for organizers contending with this tension -- how to engage with risk assessment tools in their work to end pretrial incarceration and mass supervision.
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This resource is a collaboration between Community Justice Exchange and Critical Resistance. It provides guidelines for examining pretrial reforms from an abolitionist perspective, as well as specific case studies of recent bail reforms from cities and states across the country.
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This guide is written for organizers who are thinking about using courtwatching as a tactic within a larger campaign strategy to dismantle the criminal legal or immigration systems.
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The Transparency is Not Enough introductory framework and workshop curriculum were created for activists, organizers, advocates, and community members thinking about transparency and access when developing campaigns that target the criminal legal system.
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