We can build a society where children and families are strengthened and supported, not surveilled and separated. The upEND Podcast illustrates that the “child welfare” system is beyond reform and needs to be abolished. The only solution to ending the harm of what we name the family policing system is a fundamental reimagining of the way society cares for children and families.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
Welcome to the Season 2 Finale!
Reproductive justice has always been the foundation of upEND’s work to abolish the family policing system. Both movements focus on bodily autonomy and our human right to keep ourselves and our children safe from oppr... more
The foster system has more than double the representation of LGBTQ youth than the general population. And LGBTQ youth of color have significantly greater odds of being in the foster system compared to white LGBTQ youth. When marginalized identities i... more
Schools have become sites of policing and surveillance that mirror the criminal legal system. To address this, we need to understand what our guest calls the “school-to-prison nexus,” the intersecting web of racist, carceral systems that criminalize ... more
The trauma of state-sanctioned family separations is shared by victims of immigrant detention and the family policing system (also known as the child welfare system). Additionally, immigrant detentions are so intertwined with the prison industrial co... more
Family separations have been used as a colonization and genocidal tactic since before the founding of America and these practices continue today. Native children are currently removed from their homes at 2–3 times the rate of white children. They are... more
Welcome to the upEND 2024 Convening! This episode was recorded live in Houston, TX on October 10, 2024.
Our liberation movements are intertwined. What are our strengths and opportunities in working together to achieve our collective goals? Guest ho... more
The call to end modern-day slavery and the prison industrial complex is gaining momentum because of organizers committed to realize the dream of abolition. At upEND, we understand that the demand to end incarceration is deeply linked to the movement ... more
In the first episode of Season 2, we discuss how the movement to abolish family policing is intrinsically linked to struggles for freedom in Palestine and Sudan. Solidarity unites us and makes our movements stronger.
Harm is exported and imported ... more
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This podcast engages with the urgent topic of the family policing system, advocating for its abolition and a transformative reimagining of societal approaches to child and family welfare. Episodes often feature discussions on the intersections of race, gender, and systemic injustices affecting marginalized communities, emphasizing the need for community accountability and healing rather than punitive measures. Conversations with advocates, scholars, and community leaders illuminate personal narratives and historical context of family separations, fostering solidarity across broader liberation movements. The focus on interconnectedness among various social issues and calls for collective action make this podcast a unique space for listeners ... more
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Recent guests on The upEND Podcast include:
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2. Nalo Zidan
3. Erica Meiners
4. Silky Shah
5. Marcella Gilbert
6. Bianca Tylek
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