Beyond Do No Harm’s Storytelling Media Project shares stories of health care workers interrupting criminalization to increase awareness of the harmful impacts of criminalization within the medical system and invite people to take action at multiple levels. This project aims to highlight the actions workers are already taking to interrupt criminalization in the context of care, in the hopes of inspiring others to do the same.

A guide for grassroots media, journalists, health care workers, advocates — and anyone! — for challenging copaganda when we talk about ICE/CBP, police, jail and prison officials, and criminalization in hospitals and health care spaces.

A collaborative resource on harm reduction and navigating risk in mandated reporting. This tool outlines some of the most common questions practitioners and community-based groups encounter when navigating the realities of mandated reporting.

A “back to school” reading guide and resource list for people interested in learning more and supporting abolitionist health care workers and providers who are fighting criminalization of care.

Health care workers are placed in many situations where their loyalty to their patient is in conflict with their (purported) loyalty to the state. This is a short collection of examples of health care workers and groups who have fought back — and continue to fight back — within and against carceral facilities, refusing to engage in carceral collaborations. Our hope is that these examples might provide inspiration for health care workers and move them to similar action.

This resource emerged from Beyond Do No Harm Network’s Cops Out of Care working group, and shares principles for researchers in medicine and public health, as part of engaging in critical self-reflection in order to do this work. We hope these principles will be useful for researchers who are challenging policing in its multiple forms.

This set of principles emerged from Beyond Do No Harm Network’s Cops Out of Care working group, and was created to ensure that participants are in alignment around a shared vision, and how we get there. These principles can help inform tactics and strategies towards dismantling policing in health care.

A resource co-created by the Beyond Do No Harm Network’s Cops Out of Care working group that shows various points at which criminalization occurs in health care settings, as well as opportunities for providers to interrupt criminalization.

A guide to help health care workers, organizers, researchers, students and people curious or concerned about the criminalization in the context of access to health care, to explore and reflect on the Beyond Do No Harm principles, and to inspire collective action to prevent and interrupt criminalization of people seeking care.

Thirteen principles for supporting people’s agency, self-determination, dignity of risk, and general wellbeing.

This brief is intended to help organizers working to stop the violence of surveillance, policing, and punishment and advance racial, reproductive, gender, LGBTQ, migrant, and disability justice.

This brief offers an analysis of how our movements are connected, and how to push back against a widening web of criminalization.