TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE

Every year we work with community leaders and scholars to host transformative justice training and provide additional resources for women in the movement who have experienced harm.  This year we focused on Transformative Justice and Community Accountability as approaches to harm and taught curriculum designed by Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, Hawaiian, Disabled Women and Sex Workers of color who offer a trauma-informed, survivor centered, abolitionist paradigm that strives to change the underlying conditions which enable and pertuate cycles of violence and abuse in ways that do not rely on the settler state, the police, or the prison-industrial complex.  We are hoping to raise $2,000 for monies to bring in the experts who have written the curriuclum on Transformative Justice to Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiians).