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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Our Community School is here! Four courses, taught by AVP’s own staff, on what it takes to steward community archives: 🗄️ Storytelling through the Archive 💸 Exploring Earned Revenue for Community Archives 🍎 Pedagogy as Practice 💻 Risk & Protection Starts Oct 2026! 🔗Learn more: bit.ly/4y9s2ws

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Oxford American @oxfordamerican.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

“I lie under the window at night watching the live oaks sway. . .as our tiny newborn curls on my chest like a moonstone amulet.” From the Home Makers series, Gabriel Daniel Solís looks back at the views from the corner window of his old Austin home. 🔗: shorturl.at/ryoRX

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Gabriel Solís @gdsolis.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

"If there’s a reason to celebrate the moment, it’s that communities are increasingly prepared and equipped to build community-controlled information and memory infrastructures outside of those that have always been co-conspirators in our erasure and destruction..."

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Internet Archive @archive.org · 14/04/2026

📢 A step forward for digital memory rights! @InternetArchive.EU new signatories have joined the “Statement on Digital Rights,” strengthening a global push to protect how memory institutions preserve & share knowledge, history, and testimony. 🔗⤵️ blog.archive.org/2026/04/10/d... 🧵

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Our 2025 Impact Report, Against Erasure, is here. 🎨The cover is by AVP's Writer-in-Residence Rocko Jones — an incarcerated organizer, writer, and artist. His vision feels made for this moment. Thank you to every supporter. We are because of you. 📖 Read full report via bit.ly/4cENwrP

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Bergis Jules 🇱🇨 @bergisjules.bsky.social · 14/04/2026

Join @atbw.bsky.social for our next series of webinars about the human costs of AI. We want to create a space where cultural memory workers can engage in critical and caring discussions about the broader impact of AI technology development. Register here: www.archivingtheblackweb.org/events/

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we here®️ @wehere.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES Humanity, Technology, and the Stories We Preserve – A Panel Discussion, 04/25, 3p ET USA // with Gabby Womack, Laurainne Ojo-Ohikuare, Azad Namazie, Keshia Koech, & Edwin Lindo. Moderated by Veronica G. Henry (@veronicaghenry.bsky.social). Open to the public luma.com/ud0psx3b

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The Future of Libraries: Humanity, Technology, and the Stories We Preserve – A Panel Discussion · Luma

Inspired by author Veronica G. Henry’s recent release The People’s Library, BIPOC information professionals will discuss libraries and archives roles as…

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Bergis Jules 🇱🇨 @bergisjules.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

Check out the step-by-step instructions to set up Community Cloud Storage and reach out to us if you need help. www.shiftcollective.us/communityclo...

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

Introducing Reclamation 🎥 — a new documentary following Clifford Fuggett as he investigates his mother's disappearance and honors his father, Charles Milton, executed by the state of Texas in 1985. Directed by Estevan Padilla. Produced by AVP. Screenings coming soon. www.reclamationfilm.com

A film flyer for Reclamation featuring a photograph of Clifford Fuggett, a Black man laying a tombstone beneath a wide, open blue sky. White text reading "Reclamation" appears at the top.

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

💌 Hey y’all—want to stay in the loop with everything AVP is reading, building, and remembering together? Our monthly newsletter is the first place we share upcoming events, tools, and announcements at the intersection of memory work and abolition. 📬Join us: bit.ly/4t85d9M

Image of Black femme smiling and reading a zine entitled "The In-Between Visions After Violence"

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jennifer arévalo @madrecuixe.bsky.social · 12/03/2026

the documentation & archives team at @afterviolence.bsky.social is looking to hire a paid intern for may - december 🌈 app closes 4/12 afterviolenceproject.org/opportunities/

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 03/03/2026

This month we honor the spirit of Tomeka Hayes 🕊️ -- a Black mother in AL, interviewed by AVP's 2024 VAV Fellow Brother Rob. Her story holds enduring love amid criminalization and loss, and a steadfast refusal to give up on her people. 🎧 Interview: bit.ly/4b6GtZq 💸 Support her family: bit.ly/4cK3DWP

Dark green background with blue abstract shapes. Reads Tomeka Hayes in conversation with Brother Rob. With excerpts from interview that says "Once I become an adult, it becomes my responsibility to change the generational curse... If you're not going to be part of the change, you're part of the problem.

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Invisible Institute @invisible.institute · 04/02/2026

Join our team! The Invisible Institute is hiring an investigative reporter to join our team and work alongside our staff to report on police abuse, state violence, and official secrecy in Chicago and beyond. Apply by Feb. 15th! invisible.institute/jobs

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 22/01/2026

César Fierro spent over 40 years on Texas death row for a crime he didn’t commit—despite evidence of police corruption and a forced confession. Convicted at 23, he was released in 2020. Join us next week for a two-part documentary on his time inside and his ongoing fight after freedom. 👇🏽

Graphic flyer featuring an older man wearing glasses and a tilted hat, seated outside with a warm campfire glow illuminating his face. The photo appears on the left side as the background image. On the right, bold text reads: “Save the Date – Special Screenings. Los Años de Fierro, Tuesday, January 27, 2026, 6–9 PM at University of Texas School of Law. La Libertad de Fierro, Wednesday, January 28, 2026, 7–9:30 PM at Austin Film Society Cinema, 6406 North IH-35.

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Gabriel Solís @gdsolis.bsky.social · 04/10/2025

Thanks Architecting Sustainable Futures for sharing this!

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Invisible Institute @invisible.institute · 17/09/2025

We're excited to introduce the View from the Ground archive: a searchable collection of Jamie Kalven’s original reporting and Patricia Evans’ photography from the final chapter of high-rise public housing in Chicago.

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Gabriel Solís @gdsolis.bsky.social · 11/06/2025

"Jorge’s poems are a documentation...transcripts of a life chopped, rearranged, stacked, screaming in your face: this is what we do to our own...Poets like Jorge must dodge erasure at every turn. Freedom is fragile. Life becomes a double dare to keep existing. Somehow they still guide us, warn us."

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 07/05/2025

Sign up for our Access to Treatment Initiative June training series! This training is for students, clinical interns, and licensed therapists to learn about how to support family members of individuals who have been sentenced to death. 🔗 bit.ly/43EWuCE

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

AVP’s Executive Director, Gabriel Solís (@gdsolis.bsky.social) had a conversation with Educopia about endangered forms of knowledge, restorative operations, and throwing out the rules as part of their Systems Leadership Series. Read the full interview here! educopia.org/blog/an-inte...

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An Interview with Gabriel Solís, After Violence Project [Systems Leadership Series #01] — Educopia

Gabriel Solís of the After Violence Project discusses systems leadership through the lens of abolitionist advocacy, community archives, and restorative operations

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 30/04/2025

We're deeply grief-stricken by the recent dismantling & defunding of essential sites for community knowledge & cultural heritage. Join us for conversations & grounding exercises where we can share our experiences of loss in this moment & discuss how to move forward together. Links in the post below

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After Violence Project @afterviolence.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

They shared about teaching workshops on memory & personal archiving at Travis County Jail in Austin, & about building out consent processes for an exhibition & archival collection that emerged from these workshops. The conference took place at the University Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour.

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Interrupting Criminalization @interruptcrim.bsky.social · 14/03/2025

Looking for real life examples of health care and public health workers resisting or interrupting criminalization in the context of providing care? Our Beyond Do No Harm network has a storytelling project. You can explore these stories here: www.interruptingcriminalization.com/storytelling...

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Storytelling Media Project — Interrupting Criminalization

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Gabriel Solís @gdsolis.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

I'm so proud of all that we accomplished in 2024, and we have even bigger plans for 2025! Check out our 2024 impact report: texasafterviolence.org/wp-content/u...

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Ken Klippenstein @kenklippenstein.bsky.social · 12/12/2024

Yesterday the New York Times instructed staff to avoid publishing photos of Luigi Mangione's face, internal company messages leaked to me reveal. "The news value and public service of showing his face is diminishing," Times management told staff. www.kenklippenstein.com/p/ny-times-d...

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NY Times Doesn’t Want You to See Mangione’s Face

Management directs staff to “dial back” Luigi Mangione headshots

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