RCSTP 408
Restorative Justice, Decarceration, Abolition: From Theory to Practice
In this course we explore three core concepts - restorative justice, decarceration activism, and abolition - in both theory and practice. We discuss definitions of and motivations for each of these terms and engage in dialogue with system-impacted organizers, activists, and practitioners engaging in this work everyday.
Prerequisites & course information
Previous experience learning about the carceral state, either through lived experience, academic work, and/or organizing/activism. (3). May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
Catalogue variants
- Restorative Justice, Decarceration, Abolition: From Theory to Practice · 3 · Graduate credit
- Restorative Justice, Decarceration, Abolition: From Theory to Practice · 3 · Undergraduate credit