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Beyond Survival
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Part 1
1. "Building Community Safety: Practical Steps Toward Liberatory Transformation"
Ejeris Dixon
2. "Beyond Firing: How do we create community-wide accountability for sexual harassment in our movements?" Amanda Aguillar Shank
3. "Isolation Cannot Heal Isolation: One Survivors Response to Sexual Assault" Blyth Barnow
4. "Summary Statement Re: Community Accountability Process (March 2017") BYP 100
5. "On running community-based murder investigations and resisting violence against Indigenous women: An interview with Audrey Huntley" by Everyday Abolition
6. "What To Do When You’ve Been Abusive – Annotated Edition" Kai Cheng Thom
7. "Transformative Witness" Amita Swadhin
Part 2: We Got This: Toolkits and Roadmaps
8. "Philly Stands Up Portrait of Praxis: An Anatomy of Accountability." Esteban Lance Kelly & Jenna Peters-Golden with Qui Alexander, Bench Ansfield, Beth Blum, and Dexter Rose of Philly Stands Up! Collective
9. "Goal Setting Tool" Creative Interventions
10. Excerpts from "Ending Child Sexual Abuse: A Transformative Justice Handbook" Staci Haines, Raquel Laviña, Chris Lymbertos, RJ Maccani, and Nathaniel Shara
11. "Pods and Pod Mapping Worksheet Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective"
12. "When it All Comes Crashing Down: Navigating Crisis." The Icarus Project
13. "Why no non-consensual active rescue?" Trans Lifeline
14. "Maybe you don’t have to call 911? Know your options," Oakland Power Projects
15. Excerpts from the "Whose Security Is It Anyway? Toolkit," Lara Brooks and Mariame Kaba
16. Excerpt from "Community Defense Zone Starter Guide" Mijente
17. Excerpts from the "Safer Party Toolkit Safe Outside the System Collective," Audre Lorde Project
18. "Transforming the Medical Industrial Complex," Cara Page & Susan Raffo
19. "A Compass in the Wilderness: Values in Transformative Justice Work" Mia Mingus
Part 3: We didn't call it TJ but maybe it worked anyway? Messy, real stories
20. "When Your Money Counts On It: Sex Work and Transformative Justice" By Monica Forrester and Elene Lam interviewed by Chanelle Gallant
21. "I Would Like to Return My TJ Process: Or Discarding TJ like we Discard Femmes" Ejeris Dixon
22. "Vent Diagrams As Healing Practice: TJ Tips From the Overlap" Elisabeth Long
23. "Undoing Shame and Getting to Sorry" Nathaniel Sharma
24. "Cripping TJ" Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
25. "What Isn’t Transformative Justice?" adrienne maree brown.
26. "Building New Worlds," TGI Justice Project
Part 4: What Did We Dream Then, What Do we Know Now? Movement Histories and Futures
27 "Our Hearts Are Beating Together: A Conversation with Some TJ Old Heads" -Yalini Dream, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Adrian Cole and Jenna Peters-Golden
28. "Every Mistake I’ve Ever Made: An interview with Shira Hassan"
29. "Be Humble: Interview with Mariame Kaba"
30. "Moving Beyond Critique," Mimi Kim
31. "How We Learned (Are Learning) Transformative Justice" adrienne maree rrown
Index
1. "Building Community Safety: Practical Steps Toward Liberatory Transformation"
Ejeris Dixon
2. "Beyond Firing: How do we create community-wide accountability for sexual harassment in our movements?" Amanda Aguillar Shank
3. "Isolation Cannot Heal Isolation: One Survivors Response to Sexual Assault" Blyth Barnow
4. "Summary Statement Re: Community Accountability Process (March 2017") BYP 100
5. "On running community-based murder investigations and resisting violence against Indigenous women: An interview with Audrey Huntley" by Everyday Abolition
6. "What To Do When You’ve Been Abusive – Annotated Edition" Kai Cheng Thom
7. "Transformative Witness" Amita Swadhin
Part 2: We Got This: Toolkits and Roadmaps
8. "Philly Stands Up Portrait of Praxis: An Anatomy of Accountability." Esteban Lance Kelly & Jenna Peters-Golden with Qui Alexander, Bench Ansfield, Beth Blum, and Dexter Rose of Philly Stands Up! Collective
9. "Goal Setting Tool" Creative Interventions
10. Excerpts from "Ending Child Sexual Abuse: A Transformative Justice Handbook" Staci Haines, Raquel Laviña, Chris Lymbertos, RJ Maccani, and Nathaniel Shara
11. "Pods and Pod Mapping Worksheet Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective"
12. "When it All Comes Crashing Down: Navigating Crisis." The Icarus Project
13. "Why no non-consensual active rescue?" Trans Lifeline
14. "Maybe you don’t have to call 911? Know your options," Oakland Power Projects
15. Excerpts from the "Whose Security Is It Anyway? Toolkit," Lara Brooks and Mariame Kaba
16. Excerpt from "Community Defense Zone Starter Guide" Mijente
17. Excerpts from the "Safer Party Toolkit Safe Outside the System Collective," Audre Lorde Project
18. "Transforming the Medical Industrial Complex," Cara Page & Susan Raffo
19. "A Compass in the Wilderness: Values in Transformative Justice Work" Mia Mingus
Part 3: We didn't call it TJ but maybe it worked anyway? Messy, real stories
20. "When Your Money Counts On It: Sex Work and Transformative Justice" By Monica Forrester and Elene Lam interviewed by Chanelle Gallant
21. "I Would Like to Return My TJ Process: Or Discarding TJ like we Discard Femmes" Ejeris Dixon
22. "Vent Diagrams As Healing Practice: TJ Tips From the Overlap" Elisabeth Long
23. "Undoing Shame and Getting to Sorry" Nathaniel Sharma
24. "Cripping TJ" Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
25. "What Isn’t Transformative Justice?" adrienne maree brown.
26. "Building New Worlds," TGI Justice Project
Part 4: What Did We Dream Then, What Do we Know Now? Movement Histories and Futures
27 "Our Hearts Are Beating Together: A Conversation with Some TJ Old Heads" -Yalini Dream, Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Adrian Cole and Jenna Peters-Golden
28. "Every Mistake I’ve Ever Made: An interview with Shira Hassan"
29. "Be Humble: Interview with Mariame Kaba"
30. "Moving Beyond Critique," Mimi Kim
31. "How We Learned (Are Learning) Transformative Justice" adrienne maree rrown
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“Glad I read this, and it did give me helpful things to think about. I wish it had given more examples from less extreme circumstances, where there is less clarity about abusers vs victims and about what would be just accountability. But I think it’s a great collection of tactical stories and I appreciated the emphasis that TJ is always an ongoing practice, not something you can perfect.”
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About Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha is the Lambda Award winning author of Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice, Dirty River: A Queer Femme of Color Dreaming Her Way Home, Bodymap, Love Cake, Consensual Genocide and co-editor of The Revolution Starts At Home: Confronting Intimate Violence in Activist Communities. A lead artist with the disability justice collective Sins Invalid, she is a longtime cultural worker, educator and organizer within disability and transformative justice communities.
Other books by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
Ejeris Dixon
Ejeris Dixon is an organizer, consultant, and political strategist with twenty years of experience organizing within racial justice, LGBTQ, transformative justice, anti-violence, and economic justice movements. She is the Founding Director of Vision Change Win Consulting where she partners with organizations to build their capacity and deepen the impact of their organizing strategies. Her essay, "Building Community Safety: Practical Steps Toward Liberatory Transformation," is featured in the anthology Who Do You Serve, Who Do You Protect? Police Violence and Resistance in the United States.
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