WELCOME
A4Abolitionist is a human rights consultancy and the home of the Abolition Project and A4Academy. We provide services to combat human trafficking, incarceration, and immigrant detention by centering the experiences of BIPOC women and girls. Founded by abolitionist, academic, artist, and activist Christina Dawkins, we are committed to dismantling systems that perpetuate forms of modern-day slavery.
I'm Christina Dawkins
A4Abolitionist is for those who dare to imagine a world without chains.
As an abolitionist, academic, artist, and activist, I’m dedicated to combating human trafficking, incarceration, and immigrant detention. My approach is rooted in centering the experiences of BIPOC women and girls, who are overrepresented in forms of modern-day slavery but underrepresented in service provision.
My toolkit includes visual storytelling, systems mapping, and participatory methods. I facilitate workshops, design programs and curricula, lead cohorts, and consult on human rights issues affecting BIPOC women and girls. Additionally, I offer technical advising on modern-day slavery and gender mainstreaming.
Are you ready to be part of the change? Whether you’re looking to learn, contribute, or collaborate, there’s always room for more abolitionists.
The Abolition Project is a non-profit think-and-do tank that uses participatory action research, visual storytelling, and systems thinking to combat forms of modern-day slavery.
A4Academy is the capacity-building arm of A4Abolitionist. I train professionals across sectors to cultivate a culture of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) in their workplace.
A human rights consultancy offering services that center BIPOC women and girls, ending forms of modern-day slavery, and receiving technical advising on gender mainstreaming.
Values
I am guided by the wisdom of Black and queer feminists who had the radical imagination to envision a just world for BIPOC women and for all.