Christopher Rogers, Alejo Stark, and Jake Nussbaum discuss campus organizing, the #CopsOffCampus Coalition, and imagining a future in which strong communities render policing obsolete.

What About Campus Sexual Violence (S1E6) by Campus Abolition Research Lab

Dr. Leigh Patel and Dr. Davarian Baldwin discuss the historical and contemporary relationships between campus policing, university expansion and settler-colonialism.

Scholars and former student affairs professionals Brenda Anderson Wadley and Dr. Jude Dizon discuss misconceptions about campus police, the university as an apparatus of punishment, and higher education’s role in legitimizing the carceral state.

Higher Education researchers Taylor Lewis and Jarell Skinner-Roy discuss the limitations and consequences of policing as a campus safety strategy and why institutions need non-law enforcement alternatives.

Historians Dr. Eddie R. Cole and David Helps discuss the origins and evolution of campus policing and its historical implications for racialized surveillance, political suppression, and criminalization in colleges and universities.

Dr. Charles H.F. Davis III discusses abolition as a responsive solution to the systemic failures of campus policing in U.S. higher education and its social contexts.