Organizations and Campaigns:

• The Chicago 400: A multi-disciplinary campaign on behalf of Chicagoans with past convictions who are listed on public registries and experiencing homelessness and therefore must register weekly with the Chicago Police Department.

• #8ToAbolition: An online resource developed by abolitionists outlining concrete solutions toward the abolition of the prison industrial complex and policing.
  

• Transform Harm: A resource hub dedicated to ending violence, with topics on abolition, feminism, and restorative and transformative justice.

Literature and Reading on...

• Nowhere To Go : New York’s Housing Policy for Individuals on the Sex Offender Registry: published by the Fortune Society 

• Their Time Served, Sex Offenders Are Kept in Prison in ‘Cruel Catch-22’: by Adam Liptak, The New York Times

• Pushed Out and Locked In: The Catch-22 for New York’s Disabled, Homeless Sex-Offender Registrants: by Allison Frankel, The Yale Law Journal
  

• If You’re New to Abolition: Study Group Guide: A study guide of resources to learn more about abolition, compiled by Abolition: A Journal of Insurgent Politics

• INCITE!-Critical Resistance Statement: Statement on Gender Violence and the Prison Industrial Complex by INCITE!, is a network of radical feminists of color organizing to end state violence and violence in their homes and communities.

• Three Reasons Advocates Must Move Beyond Demanding Release for “Nonviolent Offenders”: by Micah Herskind
  
  

• What About The Rapists?: An Abolitionist FAQ Series from Interrupting Criminalization

• What do victims of violent crime really want?: From the Prison Policy Initiative; results from a 2016 National Survey show victims and survivors of crime prefer investments in crime prevention rather incarceration for those who committed violence

• What Is Abolition Feminism and Why Do We Need It Now?: by Kitana Ananda, Nonprofit Quarterly