This collection confronts the pervasive issue of intimate violence within activist communities. It addresses the multiple forms of violence encountered in personal and professional lives within social justice circles, offering strategies for creating safety without state intervention. Drawing on extensive community accountability work, the book presents potentially life-saving alternatives for survivor safety and movement building.

This collection is recognized for its critical examination of intimate violence within activist communities, a topic often shrouded in silence. It provides practical strategies and personal narratives aimed at fostering survivor safety and accountability. The work draws on over a decade of community accountability efforts, offering alternatives to traditional state-based interventions.