Mix of personal narratives and essays by people serving life or virtual life sentences envisioning a world without perpetual punishment. Many contributors (inside and free) lay out how we might integrate those convicted of serious harm back into communities, what true accountability could entail decades later, and how to shift from retribution to reconciliation.

Drawing on a decade of writing on justice and community-based responses to conflicts, this substantive book features 45 articles from community members, scholars, judges, lawyers, and Elders. Justice As Healing is now the main textbook in countless classes on Indigenous Studies as well as on restorative justice.

• A Call for a Transformative Public Health Training: The Necessity of Abolition — PDF Online

• Public Health Finally Sees Incarceration as a Crisis. Abolition Is the Solution. — Truthout Article