#TransformativeJustice

[feelcritical]

sometimes i ask myself if pictures of nonviolence and art works about political conflicts have an impact.. and what are they doing for the culture as a whole?

what can we as individuals do for a society and culture of peace, if we don't live in places where thoughtless governments through bombs on our siblings?

what can we do to contribute to a culture that opposes war already before it can start?

what structures do we need?

can we support eachother with the people that live around us? no matter where we are?

in the end i think also images and art can help transform society and culture to a more just one.

[needabetternamelater]

Still an evasion rather than an answer.

[anthonyjnocella]

A new article by Salt Lake Tribune I was interviewed for on keeping youth out of incarceration in Magna City, Utah.

https://www.sltrib.com/news/2023/01/01/how-an-underserved-utah-town/

#stpp #schoolsnotprisons #transformativejustice #youthjustice #educationnotincarceration

[theremina]

"THE WINDOW OF TRANSFORMATION" chart by Kai Cheng Thom. (They are so inspiring.)

Um... I'm still gonna punch nazis, tho. Is that okay? Not sure how to square that with non-punitive accountability, but I’ll keep trying.

Thoughts?

[exuberanc3]

I don’t want to live in a world where people are disposable. I don’t want to live in a world where people who are deemed as toxic remain only as the single word and nothing more. I don’t want to live in a world where we cut and discard human beings. I don’t want to live in a world where people become defined by single words that overlook the entire book that they are writing and have been writing their entire lives. I don’t want to live in a world built from generalizations. I want to live in a world where we look deeper at one another. I want to live in a world where we have the capacity and emotional intelligence to understand that when people are “toxic” it is not a stagnant existence but rather a way of being resulting from a toxic system. I want to live in a world that fosters growth. I want to live in a world that unshackles people from their 2 dimensionalized caricatures. I want to live in a world that communicates and offers people the benefit of knowing what is toxic and how to change.

[rachelsextherapy]

Read the post below! Reposted from @theguerrillafeminist - THIS! #Repost @mia.mingus with @get_repost ・・・ I gave an all day training yesterday on transformative justice and mid-way through, a participant asked me, “this may seem like a silly question, but how are we defining violence?” . I answered, that it is not a silly question at all — in fact it is a very important and complicated question — and that we need to have more conversations with each other about what violence, harm and abuse are because not everyone has the same understandings. For many, sexual harassment is seen as a normal and “fun” way to behave in the workplace. For many, beating your child or withholding love and affection are understood as normal, even admirable, ways of parenting. For many, misogynist, transphobic, and homophobic language and actions are perfectly acceptable. . We need to build shared definitions of violence and harm in our communities, families and relationships... And our world, and this tweet is a perfect example. . . [tweet from @chenchenwrites: it’s just wild to be alive when ppl talk about billionaires as if that’s a normal ok thing to be and not a blaring alarm signaling how fucked up and unjust the world is] . #TransformativeJustice https://www.instagram.com/p/BtRuPNGjAjS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6ac4z9a75x2l

[algalbloom]

¨~POD~ Your pod is made up of the people that you would call on if violence, harm or abuse happened to you; or the people that you would call on if you wanted support in taking accountability for violence, harm or abuse that you’ve done; or if you witnessed violence or if someone you care about was being violent or being abused.¨

do u have a pod?

[dmnsqrl]

Posted @withregram • @accountabilitymapping That’s all I got today. We need protection, power, liberation, and dignity for all of us, and especially for nb and trans women, femmes, immigrants, refugees, BIPOC, people with disabilities and chronic illness, and CHILDREN. . . [ID] “Trans day of don’t perceive me if you won’t protect me” against a backdrop of churning ocean water. #transdayofvisibility #transgender #tdov #abolition #abolitionist #embodiment #abolishpolice #accountability #wekeepussafe #abolishprisons #restorativejustice #accountabilityculture #transformativejustice #accountabilitymapping https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbynro2L7aCal5VGAGCut2pV4RPvU1mRAcmlHQ0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[eddievillanueva]

“The Garden Time Book Club discussing WE WILL NOT CANCEL US by Adrienne Maree Brown” 10/7/2021 #drawing #sketchbook #art #artprofessor #artschool #artprofessorlife #artschoollife #sketch #draw #pen #ink #collage #mixedmedia #mixedmediaart #wewillnotcancelus #adriennemareebrown @adriennemareebrown #transformativejustice #justice #deia #dei https://www.instagram.com/p/CUvzDvRlJmn/?utm_medium=tumblr

[anthonyjnocella]

December 6 2021 do not miss it. Free and open to the public. Face to face not on zoom. Taylorsville Campus SLCC.#education #schoolsnotprisons #educationnotincarceration #corrections #saltlake #saltlakecommunitycollege #SLCC #utah #newyorktimes #post #news #publicevent

[nationaldvam]

Did you miss Leigh Goodmark and #TeamNRCDV's Heidi Notario on KALW? 🎧 Listen at the link here! SUCH a crucial discussion about how COVID-19 has impacted survivors, why the Violence Against Women Act's (#VAWA) reliance on police doesn't support survivors, and how to integrate transformative justice into this movement.

[peoplearecicadastoo]

Abolition is creative #abolitioniscreative #abolishprisons #abolishpolice #abolishpoliceunions #abolishice #defundthepolice #changethethingsicannotaccept #forgiveeveryone #transformativejustice (at Brooklyn, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CItTePKFg0C/?igshid=1avyjabm8otpf

[inthenameofthebody]

Path of Freedom

Week One:

Intro to the Path of Freedom (Time 50:37)

Background material

Intro to the Path of Freedom

Intro: Integral Transformative Justice

Intro: Comparing Justice Models

Training the Mind & Facilitation (Time 64:21)

POF Session One

Teaching Mindfulness in Prisons

Working in Correctional Environments

Facilitating the POF

Week Two:

Who Am I? (Time 44:51)

POF Session Tw0

Who Am I?

Who Am I? Process

Who Am I? Process Debrief

Limiting Core Beliefs

On Basic Goodness

Change: Outside In/Inside Out (Time 55:05)

POF Session Three

Change Intro

Change Theory

Change Inside/Outside

Juan on Change

Week Three:Holding Your Seat (Time: 30:35)

POF Session Four

Holding Your Seat

State Shifting

Holding Your Seat Meditation

Working with Pain & Anxiety (Time: 55:17)

POF Session Five

Working with Pain

Pain Meditation

Anxiety

Practices for Anxiety

Week Four

Drama Triangle (Time: 41:20)

POF Session Six

Drama Triangle Intro

Drama Positions

Hooked by Drama

Staying Off the Drama Triangle

Dennis on Drama

Rebecca & Salim

Director’s Cut

Empowerment (Time: 44:10)

POF Session Seven

Empowerment Intro

Empowerment

Power

12 Choices

Week Five

Art of Communication (Time: 46:43)

POF Session Eight

Art of Communication Intro

Styles of Listening

Unskillful Communication

Skillful Communication

Madrone on Communication

Transforming Conflict (Time 40:33)

POF Session Nine

Transforming Conflict

Four Agreements

Ladder of Inference

Dennis on Conflict & Violence

Compassion Meditation

Week Six

Power of Forgiveness (Time: 36:19)

POF Session 10

Forgiveness Intro

Grievances, Unenforceable Rules

Luskin: Getting “No,” Wanting “Yes”

Self Forgiveness

Mindfulness in Action (Time: 9:30)

POF Session 11

Mindfulness in Action & Resources

Final Comments

* Approximately two modules are completed each week. Detailed instructions on deadlines are sent out via email

[rachaelrice]

This is the kind of shit I'm talking about. Spell crafting, actual making, learning how to be with the trouble in a good way, sitting with the reality of harms done, showing up for the duty of repair. Basket weaving with invasive species and council making among same. Amazing. ⠀ ⠀ Sliding scale. Link in bio.⠀ ⠀ NEW 3 DAY OFFERING from @raincrowepdx of #villagemysteryschool + @petermichaelbauer of @rewildportland :: WEAVING THE BASKET OF COUNCILWAY :: September 5-7, 2020⠀ ⠀ A new spell for a new time. Join us.⠀ ⠀ Via #RewildPortland: We are excited to be collaborating with the Village Mystery School for an online program taught by @raincrowepdx and @petermichaelbauer called "Weaving the Basket of Councilway." ⠀ ⠀ This program weaves together the bundles of conflict transformation and invasive species basket weaving, creating a literal and cultural container for an embodied, land-rooted practice of integrity repair. Please check out our website for more info and registration:⠀ ⠀ >>> https://www.rewildportland.com/weaving-the-basket-of-councilway/⠀ ⠀ September 5-7 :: 10am-6:00pm :: via Zoom ⠀ ⠀ Photo by @resiliencedesign ⠀ ⠀ #conflict⠀ #conflicttransformation ⠀ #transformativejustice ⠀ #conflictresolution ⠀ #basketmaking ⠀ #basketweaving ⠀ #englishivy ⠀ #basketry ⠀ #invasivespecies ⠀ #rewild ⠀ #rewilding ⠀ #rewildyourself https://www.instagram.com/p/CD4kgT1A0uu/?igshid=zbdyeb8zp14p

[dmnsqrl]

Posted @withregram • @decentertheteacher A few week ago someone asked the circle prompt, “what do you tether to in times of feeling lost.” My response, read bell hooks. I am forever grateful to her for leading my into the person I have become. Immensely and eternally grateful❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ #restorativejustice #restorativepractices #communitybuilding #decolonizeyourcurriculum #teachingstrategies #transformativejustice #communityaccountability #healingjustice #educationispower #educationforsocialjustice #socialjustice #socialjusticeineducation #educationmatters #schoolleadership #educationalleadership #educationmatters #educationalresources #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowloop #teachersofig #bellhooks #bellhooksquotes https://www.instagram.com/p/CXhsMNwF6CF8vrM9go9HXyDUhqIa5jHbQMaLLM0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[maryaspontlemus]

For this installment of “Beyond the Page,” I interviewed Tanuja Devi Jagernauth—Indo-Caribbean playwright, dramaturg, organizer—about how her practices in theater, prison abolition, healing justice, and transformative justice interconnect; creating spaces for BIPOC theater-makers; doing mutual aid during and beyond the pandemic; and how she challenges systems of oppression and struggles for collective liberation through her work.

Read the interview on the Sixty Inches from Center website. Jagernauth’s short play, To Know A Neighbor, is also embedded within the article!

Image description #1: Tanuja Devi Jagernauth. In this medium close-up photo, a self-portrait, Jagernauth looks at the camera with a firm expression. She wears glasses, red lipstick, hoop earrings, a headwrap, and a black cardigan over a black shirt that reads “WE DON’T PLAY,” repeated. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Image description #2: A digital illustration with four overlapping quadrants. In the top left-hand corner, three bees face a section of honeycomb. In the bottom left-hand corner, two people smile behind transparent face masks, each person holding part of a bag’s handle. The bag depicts a heart against a tree, with a broad circle behind that. In the bottom right-hand corner, a hand holds a pencil poised above the first line of a new sheet of paper. In the top right-hand corner, hand-written words float in the air (action, mutual aid, building, alignment, restructuring, bravery, struggle, ideas, collaboration), with dark blue, purple, and pink shading behind each. The left side of the illustration is yellow, the right side is blue, and they fade together to make green in the middle. Illustration by Teshika Silver (@astratesh).