Creators of participatory defense a community organizing model for people facing charges, their families, and communities to impact the outcome of cases and transform the landscape of power in the court system. Meet ACJP Organizers and Trainers. Freeing My Son From the Hall. HipHop Is Not A Crime.

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Songs for Lady Day, 4. You Gotta Serve Somebody Wrap-Up. Ozomatli, Big Tony Trouble Funk 5. Thank You to Our Hosts. Thank You to Our Sponsors. ROOTS OF MUSIC, HURRAY FOR THE RIFF RAFF, ANI DIFRANCO 10. Blind Boys of Alabama and Ani DiFranco 05. Trombone Shorty and Justice For Vets 9.

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We are still recruiting for a few East Bay Community Builders. Apply today for these hands-on placements with public service organizations. Sandra Bass joined the Public Service Center as the Director in January. Read her reflections from her first 6 months. In New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, now going into its 10th year.

The UC Davis Humanities Institute invites applications from doctoral and MFA students in the arts, humanities, humanistic social sciences and other humanities-based disciplines to join the 2016-2017 cohort of Mellon. This program introduces graduate students to the intellectual and practical aspects of identifying, addressing, and collaborating with members of a public. Program encourages students to consider mentors outside of the.

The True Cost of Incarceration on Families. The True Cost of Incarceration on Families proves that the costs of locking up millions of people is much deeper than we think. Locking up individuals also breaks apart their families and communities, saddles them with overwhelming debt, and leads to mental and physical ailments. The situation is dire, but a better approach is possible. View all the Key Findings.

We are a group of Dimond neighbors who meet to address ways for our community to avoid racial profiling in our crime prevention efforts. We meet to discuss, educate and challenge ourselves and each other about the unconscious bias and assumptions about race, combined with fear of crime, which is making our neighborhood feel intolerable to the people of color who live, work and visit here. Wednesday, January 11, 2017. Sunday, January 8, 2017.