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Unlock Half of My Heart - a Final 5 Friday event

Date and Time

Friday, June 25, 2021, 3:00 PM until 4:00 PM

Location

Virtual
USA

Category

Panel Discussion

Registration Info

Registration is required

About this event

#Final5Fridays are a public meeting where they discuss recent updates in the movement to end youth incarceration. This week, a conversation with Moms United Against Violence and Incarceration (MUAVI) about the impact of incarceration on parents and families in Illinois.<br /><br />SPEAKERS<br /><br />Alicia Brown is a Final 5 Campaign Youth Leader with experience in restorative justice facilitation and think tank coordination. She was formerly incarcerated and is a mother who works to free all youth from incarceration.<br /><br />Sherrif Polk &quot;Da Greatest, Never Forget The Face&quot; is a leader of Circle &amp; Ciphers, a Chicago based restorative justice organization led by and for young people impacted by violence. Sherrif has facilitated restorative justice circles and trainings at: Harvard Law School, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Harvard Kennedy School, Yale Law School, NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, Warner Brothers/Atlantic Recorders, and more. He is a father who has been impacted by incarceration and house arrest.<br /><br />Paris Knox is an organizer, advocate, and survivor of long-term incarceration. She is a mother and currently organizes with MUAVI. If you’re just learning about Paris, check out the video created by Survived and Punished and Barnard Center for Research on Women - BCRW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JvSIcvSI7w<br /><br />Holly Krig is the Director of Organizing for MUAVI and co-founder of the Chicago Community Bond Fund. She is a mother, artist, and fearless advocate for incarcerated people.
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