Stories of communities who have developed working alternatives to police with an eye towards expanding conversations around abolishing police. It provides brief overviews of experiments in community safety occurring in the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria (Rojava), Michoacan, Mexico, and those by the Zapatistas in Chiapas.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Without Police_to print
Graphic history of policing in the US.
Author: Gertrude Pebbleton
Source: J.P. Press
Letter booklet, to print: The Fuzz_A Brief History of Policing_to print
Modern policing stems from both slave patrols in the American South and the creation of a disciplined working class in England. We need to learn this dual history if we want to attack policing in all its forms.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: Slave Patrols and Civil Servants_to print
An abolitionist one page minizine describing six simple things you can do every day towards a world without cops.
Author: muffin
Source: Archive.org
Letter one page booklet, to print: 6 Simple Things You Can Do Every Day Towards a Police Free Future_to print
One page minizine primer on legal rights when interacting with cops written from a copwatch perspective.
Source: Twin Cities Workers Defense Alliance
Letter one page booklet, to print: Know Your Rights When Dealing With The Police_to print
One page minizine on civil rights and good information to know when interacting with cops.
Source: Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement
Zine Source: Archive.org
Letter one page booklet, to print: Know Your Enemy_to print
Leaked internal police document from the “Chinga La Migra” leak of 2011 that discusses a list of ways to win a shootout with police they found and why they are worried about it.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: 23 Rules For Winning Shootouts With the Police_x2_to print