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A Somatic Liberation Dance Wave Experience at Indigo Arts Alliance
Six Steps Toward Abolition In the Next Two Years
Freedom and Captivity Keynote: Nikole Hannah-Jones
Art& Dread Scott and Maria Gaspar: Art, Ethics, and Process
Dr. Dorothy Roberts: 2022 Schonberger Peace and Justice Lecture
Changing The Narrative: We Are More Than A Number
Reimagine Belonging: Community Care and Power in a Pandemic
Finding Freedom and Solidarity Book Project with Sonya Clark & Indigo Arts Alliance
A Reading of ‘Felon’
Gender, Feminism and Abolition
Solitary Confinement
An Evening with Maine Inside Out
Panel Discussion | Jacinta
Abolition Night at the Strand
Drawing Liberation: An Art Making Workshop at Indigo Arts Alliance
Affirmation with Warp Trio
Art&: Art and Social Change
Home Fires – Children, Families, and the Impact of Incarceration
Lunch with Leo Hylton
Introducing the F&C Podcast
1. ‘Let Us Not Flatter Ourselves’: Abolition’s History
Visualizing Incarceration
Opening Reception: Maine Voices Beyond Prison Walls
2. ‘Love is What the Transformation’s Got to Be:’ On Accountability and Punishment
Art &: Dread Scott – The Art of Liberation
PANEL DISCUSSION: Transforming Surveillance
The Torture Letters, Reckoning with Police Violence
‘We are the Revolution’: Black P.O.W.E.R’s vision
3. ‘Prisons Don’t Actually Fix Anything:’ Ending Youth Incarceration
Colby Visiting Writers’ Series: Tongo Eisen-Martin
sea/sky, blood, earth, you
Franklin County Community Action Meeting
4. ‘Why Do We Need To Be Punishing People?’: Abolitionist Feminism and the Last Girl
Navigating the Fog of Reentry
The Soundscape of American Hyperincarceration
What Does Abolition Sound Like?
Poems for Survival Workshop with Arisa White & Indigo Arts Alliance
Home Fires: A Conversation with Jan Collins
Monitor: Surveillance, Data, and the New Panoptic
5. Alternatives to Incarceration: Drug Policy
What Does Abolition Feel Like?
SMWRC Art Workshop with Daniel Minter & Indigo Arts Alliance
Art and Art History Course at Maine State Prison
What Does Liberation Sound Like? – An Instrument-Building Workshop
6. ‘Finding Our Courage’: Alternatives to Incarceration for Addressing Harm
Sentencing: Reading and Writing Across Barriers
Abolition for the 21st Century
Freedom & Captivity Primary Source Set
7. ‘We’re Creating the Next Generation of Broken People’: Parenting and Prison
Opening Reception of Monitor: Surveillance, Data, and the New Panoptic
Freedom & Captivity Public Launch
Opening Reception for Art in Captivity: Inside Out
First Freedoms in Captivity Opening Reception
Freedom& Captivity: Art on Abolition
Visions of Liberation: An Artist Talk + Conversation with Carl Joe Williams
Education | Incarceration Nation: Understanding and Imagining Freedom and Justice
8. ‘We are the Revolution’: Black P.O.W.E.R’s vision
The Advent of Green Acre, A Bahá’í Center of Learning
What Does Liberation Sound Like?
Visiting Artist Talk: Yazan Khalili
Postponed: Art on Abolition Shorts
The Weeping City
9. Abolition From Within? 
F&C Calendar Zine
Begin Again: reckoning with intolerance in Maine
10. Confronting Surveillance
Visiting Artist Talk: American Artist
Performance of Felon Poems
Opening Reception: sea/sky, blood, earth, you
ART INSIDE
F&C Vision
F&C Advisory Board
Bob Thompson: This House Is Mine
Founding Father
Welcome to 2030
A Letter for Sonia Sanchez
Living Monuments
Worker
Money Grip
Our Time is Now
The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner
Untitled
PINE AND GENESEE
FROM ALLY TO ACCOMPLICE
Objects From The Museum Of Human History
GLORY
The Thing Itself Was Unnecessary to Hold the Place Together
The Prison
Reflections on One
1-45 Have Lied, 46-100 Will Be No Different (I Don’t Want a Dyke for President)
Learnin’
Hidden Gems
Burn
Self Portrait: Silent No More
Forgotten Prophets
Calling on All Silent Minorities
Reap What You Sow
In Solidarity and Struggle
Mama Don’t Cry
Courage in the Face of Adversity
African American Coalition Committee
Rest in Power: For All My Loved Ones Who Died in the Struggle
Abolition with…
God or Not
Cries of my Mighty Soul
historical silencing II
Acuña
Chapin
Untitled 3
Gospel Singers
Leaping Men
Leaping Woman
Drum and Dance
Painting and Tattoo
Hallowell
Anthem: Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God
Canon of 4 in 1: Be not afraid
Providence
Westbrook
The Way Life Is
By Any Means
Me Inside of Me
Airplanes
Quilted Together
Emancipation
The Rhythm of My Blues
Katrina: The Eye of the Storm
Invisible
Frankenstein ’08
Carceral Humanism
Chess Game; Concept of Blame
CCTV
Dylan and Bear
Ryan
Scotty
Bo
Doug
What If Black Boys Were Butterflies?
Breathe Again
I’m Free Now, You Are Free
Reimagining Freedom
Suite Chariot (for the Combahee River Collective)
Under a new sun…
Love is our Salvation
A GOOD DEATH
Dismantle the System
Abolition!
The Prism of Abolition
Abolish It
Prison Has Been Abolish
Somatic Liberation Dance Waves
Liberation is Spell Work
How Have You Been Affected by Maine’s Criminal Legal System?
‘Why Do We Need To Be Punishing People?’: Abolitionist Feminism and the Last Girl
First Freedoms in Captivity
Passing the Time: Artwork by World War II German Prisoners of War in Aroostook County
States of Incarceration
What Does Abolition Sound Like?
Affirmation with Warp Trio
Jacinta [Westbrook Partners for Prevention]
Abolition Night at the Strand
Jacinta [Part of Points North Institute’s Recovery in Maine]
Maine Writers on Freedom & Captivity
Opening Reception of Freedom & Captivity: Maine Voices Beyond Prison Walls
The Torture Letters, Reckoning with Police Violence: Laurence Ralph, Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University
MONITOR: Oversight Machines (66min.)
Freedom & Captivity: Maine Voices Beyond Prison Walls
‘Let Us Not Flatter Ourselves’: Abolition’s History
Freedom & Captivity Primary Source Set
Opening Reception of First Freedoms in Captivity
Abolition From Within?
Alternatives to Incarceration: Drug Policy
Reparations as Black Antagonism
Art &: Dread Scott – The Art of Liberation
The Global Fight Against Torture: Gerald Staberock, Secretary General of the World Organization Against Torture
What Rhymes with Freedom?: Visions of Decarceration
Freedom & Captivity: Maine Voices Beyond Prison Walls
‘Love is What the Transformation’s Got to Be:’ On accountability and punishment.
Healing Inside Out: Health and Recovery in the Carceral State
Women and the Economics and Impacts of Incarceration
MONITOR: All Light Everywhere (109min.)
Art Inside
MONITOR: Sentenced by Sound (90min.)
Stories of Incarceration: Portraits from the Penobscot County Jail Storytelling Project
Navigating the Fog of Reentry in Maine
Anti-Racist Organizing in Maine
JACINTA
Art in Captivity: Inside Out
Stories of Incarceration: Portraits from the Penobscot County Jail Storytelling Project
The Legal Fight Against Torture: Olga Sadovskaya, 2021 Oak Fellow
Monitor: Surveillance, Data, and the New Panoptic
An Evening with Maine Inside Out
‘Finding Our Courage’: Alternatives to Incarceration for Addressing Harm
ART & Art for Social Change
The ABCs of Abolition
Panel Discussion: Transforming Surveillance
Opening Reception of Home Fires
‘Prisons Don’t Actually Fix Anything:’ Ending Youth Incarceration
What Rhymes with Freedom?: Visions of Decarceration
Abolition for the 21st Century
Freedom & Captivity Poem
Shut Down Long Creek
CINEMA IN CONVERSATION: Films of Freedom, Captivity and Human Rights
Home Fires
Wilderness and Culture
Maine Inside Out: 4 Virtual Performances
Bob Thompson: This House Is Mine
Collage of Pictures
sea/sky, blood, earth, you
Solitary Confinement
MONITOR: Cross Examinations (60min.)
The ABCs of Abolition
Begin Again: reckoning with intolerance in Maine
Confronting Surveillance
TIME
What Does Abolition Feel Like?
Somatic Liberation Dance Wave Experience
The Soundscape of American Hyperincarceration
States of Incarceration
Closure
Colby Visiting Writers’ Series: Tongo Eisen-Martin
U.S. Incarceration Timeline
F&C Teaching Packets for Educators
First Freedoms in Captivity
Passing the Time: Artwork by World War II German Prisoners of War in Aroostook County
The Advent of Green Acre, A Bahá’í Center of Learning
Home Fires
Art in Captivity: Inside Out
11. Immigrant Detention and Deportation
F&C in the News
Wilderness and Culture
Changing The Narrative: We Are More Than A Number
Survivor Stories: Incarcerated Voices
Gender, Feminism and Abolition
POSTPONED: Telling My Story: Memoir Writing by Residents of the Women’s Center, Maine Correctional Center
We’re Creating the Next Generation of Broken People’: Parenting and Prison
Visualizing Incarceration
MONITOR: Modes of Enclosure (71min.)
Shut Down Long Creek: Reinvesting in Maine’s Youth
Art Inside: Séan Alonzo Harris at Mountain View Correctional Facility
Art Inside: Lesley Macvane at the Women’s Center
Art Inside: Trent Bell at Maine State Prison
F&C Art on Abolition Curatorial Statement
Immigrant Detention and Deportation
F&C Coalition Partners
F&C Board Bios
Brief History of Incarceration in Maine
Aspects of Maine’s Criminal Justice Operations
Songs of Freedom & Captivity: A Playlist
Abolition Resource List
Who Is Doing The Work
State of Maine Bill of Rights for Incarcerated Individuals
Freedom & Captivity Curriculum Project
Abolitionist Resource List
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