The Prison Abolition Movement advocates for the dismantling of the prison system and seeks alternatives to incarceration. Proponents argue that prisons perpetuate cycles of violence and inequality, disproportionately affecting marginalized communities. They emphasize the need for restorative justice practices that focus on healing and rehabilitation rather than punishment. Activists in this movement often promote community-based solutions, such as mental health support, education, and social services, to address the root causes of crime. By envisioning a society without prisons, they aim to create safer communities through prevention and support rather than punishment and confinement.