criminal legal system

This article traces how nativism, eugenics, and white supremacy have historically helped drive the anti-abortion movement.

This abolitionist feminist essay articulates how the legal system often criminalizes survivors.

This article explains the need to change systems for reporting domestic violence and describes alternative approaches.

This document outlines what attorneys and advocates need to know as they counsel people who are maneuvering the complex intersection of abortion access, the immigration system, and the criminal legal system.

KH explains what it’s like to be a woman in prison experiencing a shortage of menstrual hygiene products.

KH discusses the challenges menstruating people face in jail because they aren't provided with a sufficient number of menstruation products.

KH discusses her work lobbying and advocating for a menstrual products bill that would benefit women who are incarcerated.

This overview from the Indian Law Resource Center explains how the United States fails to protect Indigenous women against violence

This article focuses on the history of coerced sterilization, up through the abuse of migrants in detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Know Your Rights is a comprehensive resource for both active duty and civilian victims of military sexual violence, sexual harassment, and retaliation.

This fact sheet gathers information about sexual violence, including at schools and as experienced by marginalized women and girls.

Vera Institute’s Initiative to End Girls’ Incarceration explains the link between childhood sexual abuse and incarceration of girls, LGBQ/TGNC youth.