K Toyin Agbebiyi

K Toyin Agbebiyi https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site K Toyin Agbebiyi Fri, 05 Nov 2021 20:11:46 +0000 https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site en Flowers Vase https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/Flowers-Vase Wed, 16 Jun 2021 23:27:19 +0000 K Toyin Agbebiyi https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/Flowers-Vase K. Agbebiyi  About https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/About Thu, 17 Jun 2021 00:53:21 +0000 K Toyin Agbebiyi https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/About <img width="878" height="976" width_o="878" height_o="976" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/82c2714543ebae45fa8d2618e930ab0f99a63bff7db6f1a0ba6038c42a63abb1/Kpic.png" data-mid="123710971" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/878/i/82c2714543ebae45fa8d2618e930ab0f99a63bff7db6f1a0ba6038c42a63abb1/Kpic.png" /> You can follow K on Instagram @Kagbebiyi. ︎︎︎ About K K Adetoyin (Toyin) Agbebiyi is a Black disabled lesbian, organizer, writer, and strategist from Kennesaw, Georgia. The majority of K’s work revolves around political education, writing, and organizing strategy in regards to ending the prison industrial complex. K has given trainings and lectures at universities such as Yale, Columbia, the University of Michigan, the University of Iowa, Harvard, and the University of Illinois- Chicago Medical School. K’s writing has been featured on Rewire News, WearYourVoice, The Guardian and also in MoMA PS1. They’ve also been featured in magazines such as BITCH and Glamour. In 2020, they were chosen for the BITCH 50 list.K came to organizing through their lived experiences as a Black lesbian attending school in the south.  In their 10+ years of organizing, K has organized in groups working on immigration, LGBTQ, reproductive, disability, and racial justice. They have been a member of numerous coalitions, and were a co-founder of the viral 8toabolition.com. During their time in Brooklyn, K was also an organizer with the No New Jails Campaign, Inside Outside collective, and an active member of Survived and Punished New York. They also co-created a Disability Justice Mutual Aid fund which raised over $60,000 for disabled organizers. As a co-founder of the successful survivor defense campaign #FreeAshleyNow they raised awareness about conditions within Georgia prisons and also engaged in popular education around the prison industrial complex.  They earned their BS in Human Services from Kennesaw State University and received the Outstanding Graduate Award for the College of Health and Human Services. In 2018, they earned their Masters of Social Work with a concentration in Social Policy and Evaluation from the University of Michigan School of Social Work. While in graduate school, K created an annual conference around racial justice called Building Power. They also received the Rackham Graduate School Scholar Activism Award, along with the NASW Student of the Year Award.   K currently resides in Brooklyn, New York with their dog Penny. When they are not working or writing they enjoy spending time reading, long walks, drinking matcha, watching films and knitting.  They are represented by Shabnam Banerjee-McFarland at Odom Media Management.  Media https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/Media Thu, 22 Jul 2021 00:25:01 +0000 K Toyin Agbebiyi https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/Media Media  Podcast︎ Episode 111: K Agbebiyi Gender Reveal Podcast  Op-Ed ︎ What We Mean When We Say Abolish Prisons  Rewire News  Podcast ︎ Abolition and Democracy Death Panel Podcast  Interview ︎ Redistribution and World Building:  A conversation with K Agbebiyi  The New Inquiry  Op-Ed ︎ Sexual Violence Thrives In Prisons Prism Reports  Op-Ed ︎ Abolition Cannot Wait- Visions for Transformation and Radical World Building  Wear Your Voice  Podcast ︎ Doin' The Work: Frontline Stories of Social Change on Stitcher Panel ︎ On the Road With Abolition: Assessing Our Steps Along the Way Haymarket Books  Podcast ︎ Free them all! (Defense Committees) Rebel Steps Op-Ed︎ Unlimited Paid Time Off is a Disability Justice Issue  Prism Podcast︎ Episode 61: K AgbebiyiThe Lit Review Podcast  Quotes and Features ︎ Dis/Organizing Toolkit: How We Build Collectives Beyond Institutions - Hacking//Hustling (hackinghustling.org) Prison Abolition Requires Decriminalizing Sex Work - Rewire News Group Conference focused on organizing against white supremacy returns to U-M (secondwavemedia.com) Abolishing Prisons Is within Our Grasp | Bitch Media One Question: How Have the Black Lives Matter Protests Impacted the Prison Abolition Movement? - Progressive.org "Whiteness is in the way of seeing:" Narrativizing Middle School Students' Intersectional Perceptions of Whiteness in Literacy Instruction (stjohns.edu) Why Japanese Americans Should Join the Fight for Abolition - Densho: Japanese American Incarceration and Japanese Internment No Filter Mag 8 to Abolition Want to bend the curve? Abolish police and prisons - by Artie Vierkant - Health and Capital (substack.com) Education for Abolition: A Prison Abolitionist Curriculum for a Youth After-School Program (vassar.edu) Here's what you need to know about defunding the police - i-D (vice.com) Minneapolis Public Schools Abolished Their Police First | The Nation #BlackDisabledLivesMatter in the Classroom, Too by Jules Csillag – Black Lives Matter at NYC Schools (wordpress.com) Public Speaking https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/Public-Speaking Fri, 05 Nov 2021 20:11:46 +0000 K Toyin Agbebiyi https://kagbebiyi.cargo.site/Public-Speaking Public Speaking Past Work  No New Jails NYC Social Worker Letter (google.com) #8toAbolition Prison Abolition FAQ - Google Docs Solutions To Violence: Creating Safety without Prisons or Policing - Common Justice Master of Social Work | University of Michigan School of Social Work (umich.edu) Academic Public Speaking Survivor Defense Campaign Workshop - Craft, Critique, Culture Conference - UIowa Wiki Session #3 — Chicago Health Coalition 4 Black Lives (chc4bl.com) Session #7 — Chicago Health Coalition 4 Black Lives (chc4bl.com) Session #9 — Chicago Health Coalition 4 Black Lives (chc4bl.com) Racial Capitalism & the Carceral State Working Group Yale – Public Praxis LGBTQ at Columbia University, Undergraduate Student Life University of Cincinnati Law School - Lecture on Prison Abolition 2020 Columbia University Law School- Panel on Prison Abolition 2019 University of California San Francisco - Panel on Prison Abolition 2021 University of Michigan - Building Power Conference 2019 Public Speaking and Webinars Teen Vogue on Instagram: “Teen Vogue politics editor Lucy Diavolo @satansjacuzzi chats with abolitionist organizer K Agbebiyi @sheabutterfemme about abolition and…” On the Road With Abolition: Assessing Our Steps Along the Way - YouTube Abolition Can't Wait: A Teach in with #8toAboltion - YouTube Talking Abolition | K. Agbebiyi & Imani Richardson | Dismantling the Prison Industrial Complex - YouTube Crime and Punishment (and Liberalism) | Brooklyn Public Library (bklynlibrary.org) How to Get Police Out of Schools — K Agbebiyi - YouTube Center for Constitutional Rights - From Stonewall to Minneapolis: Fighting for Black, Queer, and Trans Liberation (and Winning!) | Facebook Dream Defenders - Sunday school: Unlock Us, Abolition in Our Lifetime | Facebook Point Source Youth Convening 2020 Justice Now with Spark Reproductive Justice  2020 Movement for Black Lives Convening 2020 Harm Reduction Coalition Panel on Organizing 2020 Organizing and Disability Justice with Jamie Tyberg Free Minds Free People Conference 2021