Event Calendar
A calendar of events focused on reimagining public safety, developing alternatives to police, anti-racism, and social justice.
These events are compiled from publicly available information and submissions, and are not associated with dontcallthepolice.com.
Please note! All events are listed at the time local to the organizer – please check time zones.
The National Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression Calls for Protests the Day After The November Presidential Election (November 4, 2020) After the election, the peoples mandate for change must…
The third event in the Visualizing Abolition series brings together visual and cultural theorists Nicole Fleetwood, Herman Gray and Nicholas Mirzoeff to consider the roles of visual culture in normalizing…
For many, reimagining community safety means reimagining communities that achieve safety without the assistance of police. We have asked Alex Vitale, Professor of Sociology at Brooklyn College and author of The End…
Free to attend; registration required to receive Zoom webinar attendance link This talk explores how visions of abolition guide and connect organizing across a range of social justice struggles. Gilmore…
Accessibility: ASL + Spanish translation provided We are pleased to announce that our latest Issue of The Abolitionist (#33) is finally being mailed out to our readers right now! Come celebrate the…
Meeting every other Sunday (2nd and 4th Sunday in a month starting 11/29), join Sunrise Movement Providence to read and discuss writings on race, social economics, and what it means…
Abolition Then & Now with historian and cultural theorist Robin D. G. Kelley and artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien, co-presented with McEvoy Foundation for the Arts, is the next event…
Join us for a roundtable discussion on Tuesday, December 1 with scholar-activists Angélica Cházaro, Chandan Reddy and Dean Spade about Spade's new book, Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During this Crisis (and…
Some contend that at the heart of safe communities are strong partnerships between community members and the police that are founded on trust. From this partnership, community safety is co-produced.…
Meeting every other Sunday (2nd and 4th Sunday in a month starting 11/29), join Sunrise Movement Providence to read and discuss writings on race, social economics, and what it means…
Meeting every other Sunday (2nd and 4th Sunday in a month starting 11/29), join Sunrise Movement Providence to read and discuss writings on race, social economics, and what it means…
Meeting every other Sunday (2nd and 4th Sunday in a month starting 11/29), join Sunrise Movement Providence to read and discuss writings on race, social economics, and what it means…
To submit your event, please send the event name, description, instructions for registration and/or attendance, the organizer’s name, and organizer’s website to: calendar@dontcallthepolice.com
