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Author Archives: End the Prison Industrial Complex
Report from #FreeThemAllCaravan in Kingston
On Sunday, April 19 EPIC and allies took up the call from Solidarity Across Borders for coast-to-coast caravans against imprisonment and for status for all. The tactic of vehicle demonstrations has emerged in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, which … Continue reading
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Sunday: Join the #StatusForAll / #FreeThemAll Caravan in Kingston
On the afternoon of Sunday April 19th, there will be a caravan in Kingston as part of coast-to-coast actions against imprisonment and for status for all, called for by the Anti-Detention Committee of Solidarity Across Borders in Montreal. Across Canada, … Continue reading
Teachin’ Against the Big House: Teach-in on Prison Entertainment
Check out this event happening on campus on Thursday at 1pm, organized by the P4W Memorial Collective, OPIRG and SNID! Thursday, September 12, 2019 at 1pm John Deutsch University Centre, Queen’s University Lower Level Atrium Curious about the Rockin’ The … Continue reading
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New Podcast: “What Happened to Prisoner Justice Day?”
We recommend this excellent new mini-series produced in Montreal called “What Happened to Prisoner Justice Day?” for anyone wanting to learn more about the history and context of the prison movement across so-called Canada since the 1970s. From the description: … Continue reading
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Book Launch! Taking the Rap: Women Doing Time for Society’s Crimes
Taking the Rap: Women Doing Time for Society’s Crimes by Ann Hansen Book Launch at AKA Autonomous Social Centre – 75 Queen Street Thursday July 12, 7-9pm Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2045812105680675/ Through the looking glass into the Prison for Women (P4W) … Continue reading
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A Criminal’s Guide to Bill C-75: Understanding the Liberals’ Crime Bill (Part 2 of 2)
This article was first published anonymously at North Shore Counter-Info. This is the second part of a two part series. Start at the beginning here. In part 1 of this series, we saw briefly what the Liberals’ crime bill C-75 … Continue reading
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Reflecting on the Prison Farms “Victory”
This anonymous individual reflection was first published at North Shore Counter-Info. Yesterday, the Federal Government announced that a dairy farm would be established at Joyceville Institution alongside goat and vegetable operations, as part of the return of the prison farms … Continue reading
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A Criminal’s Guide to Bill C-75: Understanding the Liberal Crime Bill (Part 1)
This article was first published anonymously at North Shore Counter-Info. It’s the Colton Boushie bill and the #MeToo bill. It’s the bill that wants to speed trials up and change how people are impacted by bail while waiting. It’s a … Continue reading
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New arrests in Hamilton and Montreal: Updates, and call for support
We are sharing the following update and call for support from Hamilton Anarchist Support – to keep up to date with ongoing developments, keep an eye on https://hamiltonanarchistsupport.noblogs.org – and consider sending them some support! * New arrests in Hamilton … Continue reading
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Stories of Repression and Resilience
Community Discussion and Fundraising Dinner for Cedar Hopperton May 11th, 2018 from 5:30-8:30pm Kingston Unitarian Fellowship Hall (206 Concession St.) Come enjoy a delicious and healthy dinner while listening to members of our community share stories and wisdom from their … Continue reading
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