Asilu Collective
We are a grassroots abolitionist group of racialized, queer, trans, and disabled organizers working towards policing-free schools on unceded and unsurrendered Algonquin territory
(so-called Ottawa).
READ OUR Community Study on the Now-disbanded
SRO program HERE
Policing-free Schools Now
Youth deserve a liberated education system free from policing and carcerality
About

Who we are

Asilu Collective is a grassroots abolitionist group of racialized, queer, trans, and disabled organizers working towards policing-free schools on unceded and unsurrendered Algonquin territory (so-called Ottawa). Our group was co-founded in 2020 by three racialized friends who had witnessed the harms that policing in schools had on themselves and their marginalized peers througout their time in Ottawa's education system.

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EXPERIENCES

Stories from you

Hundreds of students, educators, parents, and community members have shared their experiences of fear and discrimination as a result of police presence in Ottawa schools.

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Read our report
We authored a now-published report on the findings of a community study of Ottawa's recently terminated policing-in-schools program
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Asilu Collective operates on the unceded and unsurrenderred territories of the Anishinaabe Algonquin people. As a group comprised predominantly of settlers with varying relationships to this land, we are committed to uplifting the voices and demands of the peoples whose land we reside on.