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Rental Partner: University of Washington Office of Public Lectures and ACLU of Washington present
We Keep Us Safe
Public Safety, Crime, and Elections
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Note: A livestream of this event will also be available.
Presented by the University of Washington Office of Public Lectures. For questions about this event, please contact lectures@uw.edu.
Join UW Office of Public Lectures for a panel discission on what keeps communities safe, among ACLU of Washington policy experts and experts in restorative justice and violence prevention who have been directly impacted by the criminal legal system.
For decades, Washington state has invested in increasingly harsher punishments as the solution to public safety. This investment has devastated communities, particularly communities of color, and created a mass incarceration crisis in our state. Panelists will discuss restorative justice, violence prevention, sentencing reform, and how criminalization policies and tough-on-crime rhetoric during election seasons undermine public safety. This discussion will examine the impact our sprawling criminal legal system has had on families, schools, and communities. Speakers will explore what is possible when we truly invest in community safety.
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Panelists:
- Martina Kartman, Collective Justice Co-Founder & Community Wellness Director
- Eugene Youngblood, Look2Justice Community Organizing Director
- Jazmyn Clark, ACLU-WA Smart Justice Policy Program Director
- Chelsea Moore, ACLU-WA Smart Justice Policy Program Director
- Moderated by Michele Storms, ACLU-WA Executive Director
Graduate School Public Lectures are brought to the community through three very generous private endowments:
Walker-Ames Fund
Jessie and John Danz Fund
Mary Ann and John D. Mangels Fund
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