Webinar Series: State Violence is a Public Health Crisis
Health Instead of Punishment webinar series featuring conversations with public health practitioners, advocates, and movement leaders on why policing, incarceration, and all forms of state violence are public health crises—and how abolition offers a transformative framework to advance health equity and healing.
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November 12, 2020
Webinar Series: State Violence is a Public Health Crisis
Health Instead of Punishment webinar series featuring conversations with public health practitioners, advocates, and movement leaders on why policing, incarceration, and all forms of state violence are public health crises—and how abolition offers a transformative framework to advance health equity and healing.
Webinar Series: State Violence is a Public Health Crisis
Health Instead of Punishment webinar series featuring conversations with public health practitioners, advocates, and movement leaders on why policing, incarceration, and all forms of state violence are public health crises—and how abolition offers a transformative framework to advance health equity and healing.
Addressing State Violence as a Public Health Issue
On November 12, 2020, HIP hosted a conversation on addressing state violence as a public health issue, featuring Chanthon Bun of the Asian Prisoner Support Committee and Andrea Ritchie from Interrupting Criminalization and The COVID-19 and Policing Project sharing their own experiences and knowledge of policing, criminalization, incarceration, and immigration enforcement.
Policing is a Public Health Crisis: Diving Deeper into Police Abolition
On July 8, 2020, HIP hosted a conversation with movement leaders and public health practitioners on how abolition is critical to build a world where everyone has what they need to thrive.
Policing is a Public Health Crisis: Emergency Conversation with Researchers and Advocates
On June 5, 2020, HIP hosted an emergency conversation with public health researchers and advocates on why policing — and police violence — is a public health issue, and what we can do to address it.
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