World Without Racism

Joshua Virasami is an antiracist activist and organiser. He is the author of How to Change it: Make a Difference, a handbook for young activists, published with Stormzy and Penguin's #Merky Books. He has also written for the Guardian, Independent and Novara Media, and contributed a chapter on anti-racism to Futures of Socialism. He has been involved with many grassroots initiatives, including London Black Revolutionaries, Black Dissidents and Black Lives Matter UK, Climate Justice collective Wretched of the Earth, and is currently head of organising and training at the London Renters Union.

'This publication is a welcome addition to the literature that supports the movement for change. It gives much needed coherence to our understanding of the current anti racist struggles and their links to each other and the past. Importantly it is an example of a scholarly endeavour that has a practical application for activists. It is a weapon in the armoury in our fight for social justice and equality.'

• Introduction: A World Without Racism - Joshua Virasami 1. Transforming Education - No More Exclusions2. Monitoring, Non-reformist Reforms, Solidarity, Internationalism, and Abolitionist Dreams - the Northern Police Monitoring Project3. Land as a Site of Antiracist Struggle - Land in Our Names4. Weaving Together Internationalism and Global Solidarity in Britain - a roundtable with Akram Salhab, Asad Rehman, Elif Sarican, Martina Rodriquez and Mohammed Elnaeim5. Solidarity Knows No Borders - Migrants Organise6. Time Travelling: Organising for Antiracist Futures - Healing Justice London7. Creative and Embodied Approaches to Antiracism - Voices that Shake8. Building an Antiracist Tenants Union - Greater Manchester Tenants Union (GMTU)9. Breaking the Cycle: Repairing Harms Through Climate Reparations - Tipping Point UK10. Nothing to Lose But Our Chains - Sisters Uncut