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We talked with Nicole Archbold of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety about topics ranging from defunding police to how we get past an ‘us versus them’ mentality in justice work.

Our thanks to Gaea Dill-D’Ascoli for sharing with us this collection of images from South Minneapolis.

“We’re not abolishing help. We’re abolishing police. That’s very different…We have to do the work to imagine something different and to listen to what people in different neighborhoods and communities want.”

Terms of a temporary restraining order outlines changes that must be implemented by the Minneapolis Police Department

What comes after police disband? Part 2 in an ongoing series about transformative justice.

This week, many of the people who contribute to our story sharing are deeply engaged in the community — in protest, in grief, in rage, in solidarity.

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I did not want anyone to forget about who [Philando] was and what he represented as a man — his devotion to his job and the children, always thinking about other people. I wanted to keep his legacy alive by doing the things that he held near and dear to his heart.

“Be the one to make the call [and report suspected abuse]. Don’t assume that someone else will do it.”

“I think women have the ability to check their ego at the door and roll up their sleeves and get the work done regardless of credit.”