As part of the workshop I Come from Outside of Myself by Ludovica Carbotta, with the collaboration of Vittoria Martini and Jacopo Tomassini, Gracie Mae Bradley gave a public lecture dedicated to Against Borders: The Case for Abolition, the book she co-wrote with Luke De Noronha. Starting from a critique of contemporary border regimes, the event explored how borders produce separation, inequality, and systems of control, while also questioning the possibility of imagining alternative forms of coexistence beyond borders.