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Framework for Evaluating Reformist Reforms vs. Abolitionist Steps to End the Family Policing System

The questions in this document provide a guide to analyze whether proposed reforms to family policing further entrench the family policing system or move us closer to abolition of family policing. The questions we ask are a reflection of the world we want to build—one without family policing and one where children are safer.

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