Hull Prison Abolition Group (aka OUT)
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Fiscal Host: The Social Change Nest
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£26,192 GBP since Dec 2022
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Budget
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-£72.00 GBP
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Reimbursement #226032
Debit from Hull Prison Abolition Group (aka OUT) to Fiona Parker •
-£60.00GBP
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Invoice #224871
-£330.00 GBP
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Invoice #225089
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Today’s balance£16,391.98 GBP
Total raised
£26,192.00 GBP
Total disbursed
£9,800.02 GBP
Estimated annual budget
£9,250.00 GBP
About
We want to build a network of support focused on ensuring people have their basic needs met and more- (bread for all, and roses too) connection & purpose, whilst shifting power!
SUPPORT:
-Trauma work and emotional processing needs to run through everything we do, within our own small group as well as when we begin to widen and reach out.
SUPPORT:
-Trauma work and emotional processing needs to run through everything we do, within our own small group as well as when we begin to widen and reach out.
- Letter writing and visits: why?- breaking isolation (between people inside & outside) and forming meaningful relationships that might lead to collaboration.
- Commission people (inside & outside prison) to write stories/poems/art- publish in our newspaper/zine/podcasts. Why?-validate peoples skills and talent. Help people earn money in meaningful ways. Share the money with people who need it.
- ‘OUT’ (Open Up and Transform): Drop in space for people who’ve come out of prison. Food, art, music, letter writing, growing
-Conflict Resolution: practical support for people experiencing conflict in their own lives and talking through possible scenarios.
- Find out how to connect those with resources with people coming out of prison who are in need.
EDUCATION:
-Create learning resources:abolitionist ideas in accessible relatable formats, based around peoples stories that we’ve gathered, AND critical research about systems and society. e.g. zine, newspaper, podcast, children’s media (nursery rhymes, picture books) a play.
- Commission people (inside & outside prison) to write stories/poems/art- publish in our newspaper/zine/podcasts. Why?-validate peoples skills and talent. Help people earn money in meaningful ways. Share the money with people who need it.
- ‘OUT’ (Open Up and Transform): Drop in space for people who’ve come out of prison. Food, art, music, letter writing, growing
-Conflict Resolution: practical support for people experiencing conflict in their own lives and talking through possible scenarios.
- Find out how to connect those with resources with people coming out of prison who are in need.
EDUCATION:
-Create learning resources:abolitionist ideas in accessible relatable formats, based around peoples stories that we’ve gathered, AND critical research about systems and society. e.g. zine, newspaper, podcast, children’s media (nursery rhymes, picture books) a play.
- Put on events and workshops. e.g. conflict resolution, bystander intervention, co-councelling, transformative justice, the history of the police and prisons, facilitation training, trauma theory and therapy, polyvagal theory, etc.
-Find out how to widen circle, reach new audiences, build relationships and collaborate with other groups, e.g. Prisoner solidarity groups, Neighbourhood parliament, This Place project, Rooted in Hull, etc
-Find out how to widen circle, reach new audiences, build relationships and collaborate with other groups, e.g. Prisoner solidarity groups, Neighbourhood parliament, This Place project, Rooted in Hull, etc