EVENTS
CRC Study Group: The War on People
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STUDY GROUP (6-9PM)
July 15, 29
August 12, 26 September 9, 26
WHERE
Slought
4017 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
July 15, 29
August 12, 26 September 9, 26
WHERE
Slought
4017 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
EVENT POSTER
Join us in learning further about harm reduction, criminal justice reform and more as we shape CRC's War on People project.
The War on Drugs has clearly been a failure. It has separated and proved especially devastating for Black and Brown families and communities. It continues to drive mass incarceration and racial disparity in judicial systems. Despite changes in public perception about substance use and criminalization, the War on Drugs incessantly resurges with new actors and threats. How can we resist logics of control and compliance? How can we seriously disinvest from the War on Drugs and instead invest in the neighborhoods that it has harmed? This initiative aims to foster dialogue to facilitate the development of strategies for resistance, resilience and cultural change.
July 15 (6-9p)
Introduction
Screening of "The House I Live In" by Eugene Jarecki
July 29
"Liberation or Gangsterism" by Russell Maroon Shoats
August 12
Control, Paternalism and the Criminal Justice System
"Postscript on the Societies of Control" by Gilles Deleuze
August 26
Let's talk about Harm Reduction (Baby)
"Conditions of possibility : a conversation with Monique Tula" from Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown
https://www.are.na/block/4699881
Additional listening: https://narcocast.com/episode-26-housing-is-harm-reduction/
September 9
Service Landscape: Harm Reduction in Philadelphia
September 23: Closing Session Rescheduled
Listen to: Justice in America with Mariame Kaba and Prision Abolition
What does a world without prisons and police look like? What is harm? What is the future of justice and accountability in our society? Let's talk about it!
||| Trigger Warning |||
CRC study group conversations often contain descriptions of personal, second hand, and/or collective experiences of trauma, including addiction, suicide, self-harm, extreme states, histories of psychiatric care (hospitalizations, medications), eating disorders, and violence. Oppression and trauma of historically marginalized people are points of focus. CRC organizers frame these conversations so that the hopefulness of collective problem solving is uplifted. Still, content may inspire disturbing and distressing thoughts, emotions, and/or behaviors. Please prioritize your self-care and contact CRC organizers (info@creativeresco.org) at any time with questions or concerns about upcoming content or to check in after an event.
Join us in learning further about harm reduction, criminal justice reform and more as we shape CRC's War on People project.
The War on Drugs has clearly been a failure. It has separated and proved especially devastating for Black and Brown families and communities. It continues to drive mass incarceration and racial disparity in judicial systems. Despite changes in public perception about substance use and criminalization, the War on Drugs incessantly resurges with new actors and threats. How can we resist logics of control and compliance? How can we seriously disinvest from the War on Drugs and instead invest in the neighborhoods that it has harmed? This initiative aims to foster dialogue to facilitate the development of strategies for resistance, resilience and cultural change.
July 15 (6-9p)
Introduction
Screening of "The House I Live In" by Eugene Jarecki
July 29
"Liberation or Gangsterism" by Russell Maroon Shoats
August 12
Control, Paternalism and the Criminal Justice System
"Postscript on the Societies of Control" by Gilles Deleuze
August 26
Let's talk about Harm Reduction (Baby)
"Conditions of possibility : a conversation with Monique Tula" from Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown
https://www.are.na/block/4699881
Additional listening: https://narcocast.com/episode-26-housing-is-harm-reduction/
September 9
Service Landscape: Harm Reduction in Philadelphia
September 23: Closing Session Rescheduled
Listen to: Justice in America with Mariame Kaba and Prision Abolition
What does a world without prisons and police look like? What is harm? What is the future of justice and accountability in our society? Let's talk about it!
||| Trigger Warning |||
CRC study group conversations often contain descriptions of personal, second hand, and/or collective experiences of trauma, including addiction, suicide, self-harm, extreme states, histories of psychiatric care (hospitalizations, medications), eating disorders, and violence. Oppression and trauma of historically marginalized people are points of focus. CRC organizers frame these conversations so that the hopefulness of collective problem solving is uplifted. Still, content may inspire disturbing and distressing thoughts, emotions, and/or behaviors. Please prioritize your self-care and contact CRC organizers (info@creativeresco.org) at any time with questions or concerns about upcoming content or to check in after an event.