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Abolition, Activism, and the Imagination: A Roundtable with Movement Leaders

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SPEAKERS: Kris Henderson, Elijah Patterson, Leslie Credle, Kamau Butcher, and William Goldsby REGISTER FOR A ZOOM LINK This event will feature presentations by and conversations between activists in the movement to end mass incarceration. The speakers...

Abolition, Activism, and the University: Practitioner Perspectives on Transformative Justice in Boston

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Grassroots organizers in Greater Boston are at the forefront of ongoing statewide movements for a world without predatory policing and mass human caging. Join us for a virtual panel discussion with Transformative Justice practitioners in Boston and beyond...

Abolition, Activism, and the University: Practitioner Perspectives on Transformative Justice in Boston

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Speakers: Andrea James, Beth Whalley, Eli Patterson, and Derecka Purnell REGISTER FOR A ZOOM LINK Grassroots organizers in Greater Boston are at the forefront of ongoing statewide movements for a world without predatory policing and mass human caging...

Abolition, Activism, and the Imagination: A Roundtable with Movement Leaders

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SPEAKERS: KRIS HENDERSON, ELIJAH PATTERSON, LESLIE CREDLE, KAMAU BUTCHER, AND WILLIAM GOLDSBY This event will feature presentations by and conversations between activists in the movement to end mass incarceration. The speakers will represent organizations...

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When the Prisoners Ran Walpole: 50 Years Later

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ABOLITION Thursday, March 23 - Friday, March 24, 2023 We are happy to announce that due to popular demand, the panel presentations for this symposium will be available virtually as well as in person. In the fall of 1972, the men incarcerated at the state...

When the Prisoners Ran Walpole: 50 Years Later

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ABOLITION Thursday, March 23 - Friday, March 24, 2023 REGISTER TO ATTEND IN PERSON We are happy to announce that due to popular demand, the panel presentations for this symposium will be available virtually as well as in person. In the fall of 1972, the...

Jonathan Connolly

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Jonathan Connolly received his PhD in History from Stanford University, as well as his JD from Stanford Law School, in 2017. His research interests involve antislavery, emancipation, and empire, and histories of race, law, labor, and freedom. His current...

Marlon Peterson in conversation with Matthew Ichihashi Potts

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Speaker: Marlon Peterson In Conversation with Matthew Ichihashi Potts About the Speakers Marlon Peterson is a writer, speaker, social justice advocate, and the Executive Director of College and Community Fellowship (CCF), a for-purpose 501(c)(3)...

Alice Baumgartner

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Alice Baumgartner received her PhD in history from Yale University in 2018. Her book project, Abolition from the South: Mexico and the Road to the U.S. Civil War, 1800-1867, uses the story of American slaves who escaped to Mexico during the nineteenth...

John Harpham

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John Harpham is a PhD candidate in the Department of Government. He studies political theory and the history of political thought. His dissertation argues that slavery took root in the English New World colonies within an historical context that was to a...

Creativity, Art, and Leadership in Prison and Beyond

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Event Artwork: " Last One Done in a Cell" by Vincent Nardone, courtesy of the artist and the CPA Prison Arts Program ABOLITION About the Event This event will bring together formerly incarcerated artists and writers to explore the relationship between...