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Confessions or Coercion?

  • Chicago Theological Seminary 1407 East 60th Street Chicago, IL, 60637 United States (map)

Come Join us for a important discussion with field experts including advocates for Correction conditions, chaplains, attorneys and judges.

WATCH POWERFUL TRAILER HERE :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyIrJeK2DKY&vl=en

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https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-conversation-on-when-they-see-us-tickets-83397619525

SPEAKERS :
NASIR BLACKWELL - Community Organizer, Inner City Muslim Action Network
ANTHONY SIMPKINS - Managing Deputy Commissioner, Chicago Department of Planning and Development, Former Cook County Judge
MUSTAPHA HAWTHORNE - Community Green Re-entry Leader, Inner City Muslim Action Network
WILL ANDREWS - Full time Prison Chaplain, CTS PHD student
Moderator
MAARIA MOZAFFAR - Director of Advocacy and Policy -Illinois Muslim Civic Coalition

What can communities of color learn from the film and how can we create systemic changes to protect our youth while still engaging law enforcement? We will discuss the impact of racial disparity in incarceration, sentencing and the trauma that stems from unjust criminal justice processes. We will have a thoughtful discussion on the critically acclaimed docufilm "When They See Us"



Hosted by The Illinois Muslim Civic Coalition, The InterReligious Institute at The Chicago Theological Seminary and Inner City Muslim Action Network,
Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN)