Drug War

Aug 2026: Abolition

Readings | abolition, Black Radical Tradition, capitalism, colonialism, Drug War, feminism, Indigenous, migrant justice

This month we read about Abolition. Mariame Kaba describes: “Prison industrial complex (PIC) abolition is a political vision, a structural analysis of oppression, and a practical organizing strategy. While some …

Image has solid beige background on top half and black on the bottom half. Top center, a small black text with two stars on both sides reads, "weaving our worlds in solidarity with D.U.L.F. Title text in burgundy: Wage solidarity: fight the war on drugs. Text in white and red under it reads: Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, a day to take action on the violence of the global drug war. Weaving Our Worlds is launching a 3-week wage solidarity fundraiser, inviting everyone to redistribute one day’s wages to DULF. The average daily wage in so-called BC is $270. We need just 50 people to donate one day's wage to help us make this goal! DONATE YOUR DAY’S PAY at link in bio! Row of white Dulf logos at the bottom.

Wage Solidarity: Fight the War on Drugs

Updates | anti-fascism, Drug War, fundraiser

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Weaving Our Worlds Collective (@weaving.our.worlds) Every August 31, International Overdose Awareness Day brings people together around the world to …

WOW Statement: End the Global War on Drugs

Updates | abolition, anti-fascism, anti-racism, capitalism, colonialism, Drug War, GBC, migrant justice, military, Palestine, Phillipines, policing

WOW Statement: End the Global War on Drugs Every August 31, International Overdose Awareness Day brings people together around the world to take action on preventable overdose deaths and the …

July 2025: War on Drugs: Capitalism, Colonialism and Class Violence

Readings | capitalism, colonialism, Drug War, imperialism

Weaving our Worlds has monthly study in struggle conversations and this month we focused on the toxic drug crisis and the deadly results of the so-called War on Drugs, which is actually a War on the Poor.