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JOIN US Thursday 11/30 and Friday 12/1 for a roundtable discussion w/ Oklahoma leaders about what the future of community safety could look like. RSVP today: tinyurl.com/OKRoundtableDa…

We have been in Oklahoma all week speaking with criminal justice leaders and community members about how we can #ReimagineJustice in the state. Tune in for the final day of our Roundtable and be a part of the discussion youtube.com/watch?v=bczcCP…

Join us on April 10th at 5:30p ET for the official launch event of the Racial Justice and Abolition Democracy curriculum. RJAD is the first-of-its-kind curriculum designed by and for those committed to exploring an end to mass incarceration. Register below tinyurl.com/RJADLaunch

DEA's decision to reclassify marijuana as less dangerous is a landmark decision and could be an important step toward helping people in the justice system harmed by failed and punitive drug laws. apnews.com/article/mariju…

Save the date! Join us in D.C. on May 29th for an interactive discussion on creating community-led safety. "Creating Community-Led Safety: What Does It Take?" will bring together community organizers, researchers, and others as we all work together to #ReimagineJustice.

Francisco Gallardo, senior manager of Healing Generations Institute (HGI) State Initiatives, expounds on his experiences as a first generation American to better understand what reckoning means. How can the justice system begin to serve folks that have been hurt by it?

Heather Bruegl, independent Indigenous consultant, historian, explores the necessity of reckoning and how it will help Indigenous people be freed from the prejudice they’ve faced.

USA Today reports on the ways that our drug laws lead to the unnecessary deaths of people battling addiction. We must have more compassionate treatment towards drug users and end the overcriminalization of drug use. usatoday.com/story/news/hea…

Marcia Rincon-Gallardo, chief of systems and equity at the California Office of Youth and Community Restoration, explores the gaps in narratives of Indigenous groups. How can we bridge the gap to ensure historically marginalized groups are adequately represented and supported?

"We fundamentally haven't figured out how to have the behavioral health system and the criminal justice system really talk to each other" – OR Senate Majority Leader Kate Lieber on ABC News about state’s new decriminalization law needing more time. abcnews.go.com/US/oregons-dru…

Tim Head, executive director of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, invites folks to examine the role they may have played in creating the society we each live in. How can we evaluate the role we have played in creating an inequitable society?

Join us in D.C. on May 29th for a conversation on community-led safety — featuring remarks by Assistant Attorney General Amy Solomon. 📍 Raben DC

Virginie Ladisch, discusses the need for collective responsibility for having created a system that has perpetuated harm. How can we begin to take responsibility, collectively, for the system we have created, and move towards a more equitable system?

The Biden Administration is considering a change in the classification of marijuana, as the DEA is repositioning their stance on the risk for abuse of the drug and use in medical scenarios. usatoday.com/story/news/pol…

Our panel is set ✅ See you tomorrow for a special discussion on creating community led safety. The event will be held at the D.C. offices of Raben, from 3:00-4:30 PM, followed by a reception. #ReimagineJustice

The Square One Project inspired us to conceive of a future that elevates the principles of fairness, equity, truth-telling, parsimony and human dignity as central to safety and justice. The Square One Project #SafeCommunities ojp.gov/news/speech/re…

Check out Carroll Bogert's outstanding op-ed in the The Washington Post: "Don't Call Trump a Felon." She nails it -- "Felon" is dehumanizing and shouldn't be draped on anyone. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

A terrific panel, including Square One's own Nneka Jones-Tapia. Re-tweet and spread the word!

No one was ever held accountable for the Tulsa Race Massacre, one of the most horrific acts of racial violence in U.S. history. Now, DOJ's DOJ Civil Rights Division will review and issue a report, a landmark action and victory for Terence Crutcher Foundation + Dr Tiffany Crutcher nytimes.com/2024/09/30/us/…

Amazing 5K race at Mabel Bassett Correctional Center in McLoud, OK to raise awareness around domestic domestic violence. 88% of women in OK's correctional system experienced abuse and trauma. youtu.be/LrC3XmSyLtY?fe…