Transformative JusticeBooks

No More Police reframes safety by taking it out of punishment infrastructure and into care, survivor support, and social redesign, advancing abolitionist feminist and transformative justice frameworks.

This collaborative work traces abolition feminism through women-of-color, queer, anti-capitalist, internationalist movement histories.

Mariame Kaba’s essays and interviews connect abolitionist organizing with the collective work of building conditions for safety and freedom.

Organizers share tools and experiences of transformative justice, addressing harm and accountability without relying on police or prisons.

Mariame Kaba and Shira Hassan offer exercises for community accountability facilitators working on survivor support, responsibility, and repair.

Danielle Sered explores responses to serious violence that center survivors’ needs, require accountability, and pursue repair beyond prison.

A landmark collection by survivors, organizers, and community workers asking how social justice movements can confront intimate violence and build accountability without relying on police and prisons.