
Abolitionist Collective at Berkeley
Law·Political Advocacy Groups
Abolitionist Collective at Berkeley is a law student organization committed to the abolition of prisons, police, and surveillance, along with the social and material conditions that sustain them. Members examine the connections between legal academic institutions and the colonial, capitalist, and carceral state. The collective offers a community space grounded in abolitionist values for law students who want to critically engage their role in these systems and work toward a future that doesn't rely on cages to keep people safe.
01Is this club only for law students?+
02What does the club actually focus on?+
03Do I need prior experience with abolitionist theory to join?+