Abolition

A poster with a blue background with the text ‘Build Communities, Not Cages’ in yellow and light blue text. In the right of the image is an abstracted landscape. The landscape is obscured by a black grate receding on the left. — We reject the myth that prisons, surveillance and policing can solve social and economic problems, and seek alternatives that keep communities safe and achieve real social justice.

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A photograph of abolitionist geographer Ruth Wilson Gilmore, standing against a white wall and holding A5 sized leaflet of ‘Build Communities, Not Cages.’ She is wearing black glasses, and a black button up cardigan over a black shirt and pants.

A street photo of an A6 sized sticker of ‘Build Communities, Not Cages’ over a bright yellow sign with text that reads ‘Warning: Parking Suspension’.. Behind the sign a few windows in a brick building are visible.

Community Action on Prison Expansion (CAPE)

A poster with a white to pink vertical gradient and a black police baton along the left side of the image. At the top in black text is written ‘A ‘riot’ is the language of the unheard and the brutalised.’ Underneath, #KillTheBill in yellow script. — Police - not protesters - incite disturbances of public order. Poster made after the Bristol riot of March 2021 in support of the #KillTheBill movement.

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Bristol riot of March 2021

A poster with a dark dusty rose background and two abstract grey-blue shapes in the centre of the image. White block text on one shape reads ‘make prisons’, and on the other, ‘obsolete’.

Poverty and neglect cause the majority of crime. Instead of addressing these problems, we criminalise the already disadvantaged through policing and prisons. The future will contain what we put into it today: make prisons obsolete.

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A poster with black background and large italicised text which reads ‘Kill the Bill.org.uk’ in gradients: of white to blue, yellow and pink. In between is written ‘more police powers means more police violence.’

Designs to support the Kill the Bill movement. There is no version of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill that is tolerable: we extend the call for all groups and organisations to stand unified in demanding nothing less than a complete rejection of the bill.

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Kill the Bill

A poster of two blue and cream police officers in full riot gear with helmets and circular shields, standing over a graphic red ‘X’ mark on a cream background. Below them, text in lighter blue reads ‘No more police powers! #KillTheBill.’

Sticker design for the Kill the Bill movement. Over 50,000 have gone up around the UK.

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Kill the Bill

A photo of a street scene with brick row houses and several black and white parked cars in the background. In the foreground is a metal light pole with an A6 sticker for ‘no more police powers!’ stuck to it at eye level.

A photo of a public city map in blue and green tones. An A6 sized ‘no more police powers!’ sticker has been stuck to the map, obscuring most of it. The sticker shows two riot cops in dark blues over a graphic red ‘X’, on a cream background.

A poster with an emerald green background and abstract red lines. To the left of the image is several Black people sitting on a car and holding up signs. Text in light green block letters to the left of them says ‘End SARS + All Police Brutality.’

Solidarity with activists in Nigeria resisting the increasingly violent Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS); calling to End SARS and end police brutality everywhere!

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