Organized and implemented the national academic conference Abolition, Everywhere? Abolition, Everywhere? brought together scholars and practitioners working to abolish the prison industrial complex with scholars and activists from fields and movements such as immigration justice, reproductive justice, climate justice, education, food & land justice, anti-militarism, and social welfare who are exploring the importance of a theory and praxis of abolition to their work for transformative change.

Coordinated private faculty workshops for faculty fellows and grantees to showcase their research, manuscripts, and projects focusing on transnational, relational, and/or intersectional research.

Organized book launches and readings for authors whose work lies at the intersection of race with a DC-based worker-owned bookstore.

Produced rapid response live streams that analyzed the ramifications of U.S. policies and Supreme Court decisions, and a mini-series of live streams on intersectional racial justice in the US Farm Bill.

Coordinated student workshops as lunch’n’learns where students received lectures from content experts on education and intersectional racial research while being provided with catered lunch.

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