Let's Talk Abolition: Pride Edition

Thank you for attending and for your participation in Let's Talk Abolition: Pride Edition! We're grateful for the nourishing dialogue from our panelists and insightful questions from our attendees. We look forward to continuing these vital conversations in community with you.

Watch and Share  
Zoom On-demand: bit.ly/letstalkabolition  
YouTube: @CHLPvideo   

Resources  
There Is No Queer Liberation Without Prison Abolition - Them  
“What Does Abolition Have To Do with HIV Decriminalization and Modernization?” - Positively Aware  
How to Talk about Molecular HIV Surveillance: A Guide for Advocates - PWN-USA, US PLHIV Caucus, and CHLP  
Our Bodies, Our Data: HIV Criminalization in the Age of Mass Surveillance - CHLP, PWN-USA, US PLHIV Caucus, The Williams Institute @ UCLA School of Law  
HIV Criminalization in the United States - CHLP Map  
The Beyond Do No Harm Principles: 13 Principles for Health Care Providers to Interrupt Criminalization - Interrupting Criminalization  
Health Not Prisons Collective Principles  
Webinar: Ending Criminalization - PWN-USA, Reframe Health and Justice, SERO Project, Harm Reduction Coalition  
Abolition and the State: A Discussion Tool, Interrupting Criminalization  
Cops Don't Stop Violence, Interrupting Criminalization   
Consensus Statement on HIV "Treatment as Prevention" in Criminal Law Reform (viral suppression)  

Panelists / Orgs  
Kate D’Adamo, Reframe Health & Justice, reframehealthandjustice.com  
S. Mandisa Moore-O’Neal, CHLP, hivlawandpolicy.org  
Andrea Ritchie, Interrupting Criminalization, interruptingcriminalization.com  
Sallie Thomas, Positive Women’s Network, pwn-usa.org  
Charles Stephens, moderator, Counter Narrative Project, thecounternarrative.org