For their 2025 annual report, New Breath Foundation highlights 5 past grantees. NBF supports underresourced AANHPI organizations fighting on the frontlines against the unjust criminal and immigration legal systems.
This report was designed in collaboration with Rabbit Rabbit Studio.
Designed for Moonbow, this report based on a survey of 221 queer & trans APIs explores desired community health needs, contributors to poor mental health, and recommendations for action.
Header illustration for TWR #5: Study the Past, Forge the Future (October 2024.) National Students for Justice in Palestine’s newest initiative: المقاومة المكتوبة (The Written Resistance). Published quarterly, this is the space to platform student experiences and analysis. The Written Resistance is the only newsletter directly serving the student movement, designed to foster discussion and help us unite the student movement for Palestinian liberation.
Created for Critical Resistance, “Surviving Solitary” is a packet of materials containing resources and practical techniques for imprisoned people to use in order to survive the torturous conditions of solitary confinement, including tips and tools for mindfulness and meditation, yoga, physical exercise, body movement practices, and political study.
We offer this guide because survival is always the first step to resistance and to support our comrades inside as they fight to stay strong and continue the struggle against the prison industrial complex (PIC). Surviving Solitary is available at no cost to incarcerated readers.
This zine explains the role and impact judges have on our communities and highlights La Defensa’s volunteer-driven judicial transparency programs such as RateMyJudge. Created in 2023 for La Defensx and CourtWatchLA.
Created for the No New Jails SF Coalition, this report delves into the consequences of electronic monitoring as an ‘alternative’ to incarceration and how it continues to legitimize & enforce the prison industrial complex.
Created for Project NIA & Interrupting Criminalization, this workbook offers up a collection of thoughts, insights, and lessons gathered from people in the social justice movement who have experienced an intragroup breakup and survived to tell the tale, learn lessons from it, and keep moving forward.
Drawing from the wisdom of abolitionist organizers/ scholars, this tool aims to help you and your groups reflect and engage with generative questions around the role of the state in abolitionist futures. Created for Interrupting Criminalization.
An illustrated essay on the intersections of anti-imperialism/militarism, PIC abolition, & Asian American feminism, submitted for a special issue of Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies. 2022
Cover art for Frontiers: Asian American Abolition Feminisms, Volume 45: Issue 1 and Volume 44: Issue 3.
This zine serves as an introduction to abolition and a new vision of public safety, as well as the material steps we can take to get there. We imagine a world where we care for our neighbors, communities, and ourselves without relying on policing and carceral violence.
Reimagining Youth Justice: A Blueprint for Alameda County examines the existing youth incarceration system in Alameda County. It lays out a roadmap of alternative responses centered in racial equity, healing and empowerment. Created for the Ella Baker Center.
