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The School of Abolition

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Curator of The School of Abolition, Thomas Abercromby will invite various artists, academics, writers, activists and other guest contributors to expand the sharing of abolition praxis as a way of reimagining our criminal justice system through a free public programme of readings, workshops, screenings and public art displays across Glasgow North. The School will work in close collaboration with communities in the area, providing a support structure that recontextualises the very idea of policing and prisons towards community-based models of safety, support and prevention.

Design by Maeve Redmond 

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