is a body of work—a mix of printmaking, paper weaving, 3D ceramic sculpture, and poetry—that examines violences visited on Black people at the hands of the American state and attends to the paradoxes of Black life and death in this anti-Black world

is an illustrated presentation that visualizes racial capitalism along with accompanying facilitation materials to reinforce lessons from the session and invites participants to examine their own roles in producing and addressing racialized inequality

is an installation of a living room from a world without police and prisons. Situated in a domestic space, this installation draws attention to our home’s most quotidian objects and sounds and acknowledges how our homes and belongings reflect the world outside, evoking critical conversations about what stands between us and abolition