After Violence Project

After Violence Project

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Ending state violence requires revealing the voices of those most affected by it, and heeding the revelations and lessons of their experiences. By allowing people space to tell their personal stories of the harm of the criminal legal system, Texas After Violence is working toward the creation of a culture that responds to violence with understanding and compassion that centers the needs of victims, survivors, and their loved ones through community solutions – not policing or prisons.

Photos from After Violence Project's post 07/23/2026

💫 What is a community archivist?

🗃️Someone who preserves records of memories, stories, and lived experiences of their respective communities.

🫂 Being a community archivist is a process that relies on people, from those who share their stories to those who explore the archive generations later.

This work doesn't happen in a vacuum. Community archiving takes a village. Stay tuned as we break down the dynamic roles that make it possible.

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