About this Event
This event is part of a series of skillsharing workshops open to young people in Scotland aged 16-30:
What do prisons and policing have to do with climate justice? Is abolition is a necessary strategy within the fight for anti-racist, feminist and environmental justice? What does it mean for our climate campaigns and movement spaces?
Join us for this workshop with Kelsey of CAPE and Cradle Community for an intro to prison abolition and to unpack what it means for the climate movement. Together we will uncover the links between climate justice and abolition, and work to envision a world with safe, resilient communities equipped with the tools to respond to harm and support each other, without the use of punishment, surveillance and cages.
Accessibility
This interactive online workshop will run for two hours on Zoom with a short access break halfway through. All levels of experience are welcome. Please let us know about any access needs in the sign up form.
We have ringfenced fund for BSL interpretation. Please email [email protected] asap if you require an interpreter.
We also have small grants available for digital access (e.g. data, webcams). Please email [email protected]
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People and Planet is the UK’s leading student campaigning network.
Young Friends of the Earth Scotland is a grassroots network of young people, from across Scotland, working collectively for social and environmental justice.
**These events are run by young people, for young people. Please respect our age restrictions.**
