Justice Reform Starts with Us
Thursday, March 8, 2018, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
This forum highlights how issues of racial disparities in criminal justice can impact us all in some way, regardless of our race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, belief system or politics. This forum is being convened to draw attention specifically to "racial disparity and immigration reform," showing how elected officials, faculty, students and voters can offer their voices to help shape and develop policies that redress what are often politically-defined problems of inequality. Free.
Location:
Creative Arts Building, Knuth Hall
Directions:
Sponsor:
Project Rebound, Documentary Film Institute, Sociology and Sexuality Studies Department
Contact:
Curtis Penn
E-mail:
Event extras:
Speakers
- Jeff Adachi, public defender, San Francisco
- Soumyaa Behrens, director, Documentary Film Institute, San Francisco State University
- Tamara Perkins, filmmaker and producer
- Pamela Price, civil rights attorney and candidate for Alameda County district attorney
- Norma Salcedo, AB 540 dream coordinator, San Francisco State University