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  1. Mar 6

    Join us Saturday at 1pm for a film screening of in solidarity with the National Lawyers Guild

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  2. Mar 7

    film screening and discussion at the Chaise Lounge in Downtown Sacramento as part of the NLG's

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  3. Mar 5

    Don't let "public safety" fool you. These funds are often used by governments to incarcerate (not protect) its residents. Learn how you can do your part with resources from ' Week Against Mass Incarceration:

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  4. 14 Nov 2019

    We're so excited to help put on , a full week dedicated to the connections b/w policing and mass incarceration over the last 40 years. Join us March 1-7. Learn more at

    is coming March 1-7, in collab w/ ! This year will focus on the connections b/w the role of policing institutions/practices + the exponential increase of incarcerated people over the last 40 years. Learn more:
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  5. Feb 18

    will be held March 1-7 and the theme is “Mass Incarceration and the Role of Policing”

  6. Mar 1

    March 3rd the , , and will hold a discussion on mass incarceration and the role of policing for . Join us!

    As part of #WAMI2020, the Muslim Justice League, Families for Justice as Healing, and Black and Pink will hold a panel 5-7:30 March 3
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  7. Jan 3

    Save the date! Week Against Mass Incarceration . !

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  8. Mar 13

    It's time to re-imagine what it means to be . Last week we took a look at public safety budgets for 5 cities as part of Week Against Mass Incarceration. What we found may shock you:

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  9. Mar 2

    In time for , interviewed an imprisoned organizer on the continued 10 demands from the 2018 national , contextualizing prisoners' rights w/in a human rights framework & who they're endorsing for US President in 2020...

    . also discusses their new International Law Project with and others. The project will document prisoner human rights violations in all 50 states for appeal to the UN. And hopefully serve as an incubator for movement lawyers
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  10. Mar 4

    “Got so scared thinking we were in this”

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  11. Feb 28

    kicks off this Sunday! NLG will be hosting panel discussions, book drives, film screenings, and more at campuses around the country. ✊🏽 Learn more at & see all the events planned at the FB page:

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  12. Mar 1

    The Week Against Mass Incarceration highlights the connections between the role of policing institutions/practices and the exponential increase of incarcerated people over the last four decades. NLG Students More info:

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  13. Mar 6

    61% of the budget goes to cops, courts & jails! Misplaced priorities!

    The capital of , has an all-encompassing "public safety" budget that takes up 61% of the city's funds. That's why we've been working with East Baton Rouge Parish Prison Reform Coalition to abolish prisons that treat incarcerated persons poorly.
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  14. Mar 5

    is the nation's fifth-largest city with a sizeable Hispanic population. It also spends a whopping 70% of its general fund on "public safety" services. has been working since 2007 to empower the city's migrant communities.

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  15. Mar 13

    Y'all are awesome! Thank you for this important resource ! 💚

    It's time to re-imagine what it means to be . Last week we took a look at public safety budgets for 5 cities as part of Week Against Mass Incarceration. What we found may shock you:
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