Sansón and Me is a story a decade in the making, which began when filmmaker Rodrigo Reyes served as a court interpreter in rural California for the then 19-year old Sansón Noé Andrade, an undocumented Mexican immigrant who was sentenced […]
Black excellence extends well beyond February but this month we are proud to set aside time to celebrate it as a community. This Black History Month, DEIJ Meetup speaker, Rachel Lindley, will review the background of Black History Month and […]
In our everyday lives, we are constantly exposed to language that devalues and dehumanizes others. We often overlook the consequences of our words on our clients, their families, and even ourselves. Join our webinar to listen to personal stories from […]
This webinar will focus on five hundred years of embroidery and incarceration. Content is drawn from Isabella Rosner's new zine, Stitching Freedom: Embroidery and Incarceration, published by Common Threads Press. Isabella will be joined by Laura Moseley, founder and head […]
Join us this Women's History Month for an empowering webinar designed for the fierce and dedicated women in public defense. Speakers: Cynthia Roseberry, Director, Policy and Government Affairs, Justice Division, American Civil Liberties Union Colette Tvedt, Chief Municipal Public Defender, […]