Erin Miles Cloud is a mama, civil rights attorney, cofounder of Movement for Family Power, and a former family defense public defender.Erica R. Meiners is a writer, organizer, and educator in Chicago. They are the coauthor of Abolition. Feminism. Now. and The Feminist and the Sex Offender: Confronting Sexual Harm and Ending State Violence.Shannon Perez-Darby is a queer, mixed-race Latina, founding member of the Accountable Communities Consortium, and a core member of the Mandatory Reporting Is Not Neutral project.C. Hope Tolliver is a Black poet, abolitionist, parent, and Chicago native who has been organizing for more than two decades.

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• Introduction: From Outrage to Action1. It’s Never Been about the Welfare of Children: The Origins of the Term Family Police by Brianna Harvey and Jasmine Wali2. Who is Safe? Who is Protected? by Corey B. Best3. Prevention, Reparations, and Reunification Black Families and Healing the Harms of Family Policing by jaboa lake4. Young People Deserve Community Care by zara raven5. Abolish the Family by Ignacio G. Hutía Xeiti Rivera6. Who Do You Tell? by Shannon Perez-Darby7. The Community Dimensions of State Child Protection by Dorothy Roberts8. Beyond Mandated Reporting: Organizing from the Inside Out by Leah Plasse, LCSW, and E. Zimiles, LCSW9. “I’m not an Organizer, I Just Organized” by Amanda Wallace, Annie Chambers, Charity Tolliver, Erin Cloud Miles, and Margaret Prescod10. Change Everything? Notes on Abolitionist Strategies by Erica R. Meiners11. What About Child Sexual Abuse? by Hope Tolliver12. Bigger than Roe v. Wade by Arneta Rogers, jasmine Sankofa, Erin Miles Cloud, Noran Elzarka, Elizabeth Ling, and Kylee Sunderlin13. Relationships not Reporting: The Transformative Justice Help Desk by Shira Hassan14. Everyday People Build Extraordinary Possibilities: Parental Organizing as Key to Ending Family Policing by Shawn Koyano15. Movement Building and the Experiment of Movement for Family Power by Erin Miles Cloud and Lisa SangoiContributorsAcknowledgementsAppendixEndnotes

Erin Miles Cloud is a mama, civil rights attorney, cofounder of Movement for Family Power, and a former family defense public defender.Erica R. Meiners is a writer, organizer, and educator in Chicago. They are the coauthor of Abolition. Feminism. Now. and The Feminist and the Sex Offender: Confronting Sexual Harm and Ending State Violence.Shannon Perez-Darby is a queer, mixed-race Latina, founding member of the Accountable Communities Consortium, and a core member of the Mandatory Reporting Is Not Neutral project.C. Hope Tolliver is a Black poet, abolitionist, parent, and Chicago native who has been organizing for more than two decades.

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• Introduction: From Outrage to Action1. It’s Never Been about the Welfare of Children: The Origins of the Term Family Police by Brianna Harvey and Jasmine Wali2. Who is Safe? Who is Protected? by Corey B. Best3. Prevention, Reparations, and Reunification Black Families and Healing the Harms of Family Policing by jaboa lake4. Young People Deserve Community Care by zara raven5. Abolish the Family by Ignacio G. Hutía Xeiti Rivera6. Who Do You Tell? by Shannon Perez-Darby7. The Community Dimensions of State Child Protection by Dorothy Roberts8. Beyond Mandated Reporting: Organizing from the Inside Out by Leah Plasse, LCSW, and E. Zimiles, LCSW9. “I’m not an Organizer, I Just Organized” by Amanda Wallace, Annie Chambers, Charity Tolliver, Erin Cloud Miles, and Margaret Prescod10. Change Everything? Notes on Abolitionist Strategies by Erica R. Meiners11. What About Child Sexual Abuse? by Hope Tolliver12. Bigger than Roe v. Wade by Arneta Rogers, jasmine Sankofa, Erin Miles Cloud, Noran Elzarka, Elizabeth Ling, and Kylee Sunderlin13. Relationships not Reporting: The Transformative Justice Help Desk by Shira Hassan14. Everyday People Build Extraordinary Possibilities: Parental Organizing as Key to Ending Family Policing by Shawn Koyano15. Movement Building and the Experiment of Movement for Family Power by Erin Miles Cloud and Lisa SangoiContributorsAcknowledgementsAppendixEndnotes

Erin Miles Cloud is a mama, civil rights attorney, cofounder of Movement for Family Power, and a former family defense public defender.Erica R. Meiners is a writer, organizer, and educator in Chicago. They are the coauthor of Abolition. Feminism. Now. and The Feminist and the Sex Offender: Confronting Sexual Harm and Ending State Violence.Shannon Perez-Darby is a queer, mixed-race Latina, founding member of the Accountable Communities Consortium, and a core member of the Mandatory Reporting Is Not Neutral project.C. Hope Tolliver is a Black poet, abolitionist, parent, and Chicago native who has been organizing for more than two decades.

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• Introduction: From Outrage to Action1. It’s Never Been about the Welfare of Children: The Origins of the Term Family Police by Brianna Harvey and Jasmine Wali2. Who is Safe? Who is Protected? by Corey B. Best3. Prevention, Reparations, and Reunification Black Families and Healing the Harms of Family Policing by jaboa lake4. Young People Deserve Community Care by zara raven5. Abolish the Family by Ignacio G. Hutía Xeiti Rivera6. Who Do You Tell? by Shannon Perez-Darby7. The Community Dimensions of State Child Protection by Dorothy Roberts8. Beyond Mandated Reporting: Organizing from the Inside Out by Leah Plasse, LCSW, and E. Zimiles, LCSW9. “I’m not an Organizer, I Just Organized” by Amanda Wallace, Annie Chambers, Charity Tolliver, Erin Cloud Miles, and Margaret Prescod10. Change Everything? Notes on Abolitionist Strategies by Erica R. Meiners11. What About Child Sexual Abuse? by Hope Tolliver12. Bigger than Roe v. Wade by Arneta Rogers, jasmine Sankofa, Erin Miles Cloud, Noran Elzarka, Elizabeth Ling, and Kylee Sunderlin13. Relationships not Reporting: The Transformative Justice Help Desk by Shira Hassan14. Everyday People Build Extraordinary Possibilities: Parental Organizing as Key to Ending Family Policing by Shawn Koyano15. Movement Building and the Experiment of Movement for Family Power by Erin Miles Cloud and Lisa SangoiContributorsAcknowledgementsAppendixEndnotes