Public Welfare Foundation will open its doors to the public on Tuesday, April 9th to gather as a community to talk about how we – together – can catalyze a transformative approach to justice that is community-led, restorative, and racially just.

Speakers include:

• Amanda Alexander, Founding Executive Director, Detroit Justice Center
• Eddie Bocanegra, Senior Director, Heartland Alliance
• Quincy Booth, Director of DC Department of Corrections
• Marcus Bullock, Founder, Flikshop
• Kaliq Crosby, Artist, Kaliq Customs
• Keela Hailes, Reentry Manager, Free Minds
• Samantha Harvell, Principal Policy Associate, Urban Institute
• Shellée Haynesworth, Creator & Executive Producer, Black Broadway on U
• Clinton Lacey, Director of DC Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services
• Yanique Redwood, President and CEO, Consumer Health Foundation
• Danielle Sered, Author of Until We Reckon and Executive Director of Common Justice
• Syrita Steib-Martin, Founding Executive Director, Operation Restoration
• Kia Weatherspoon, President, Determined By Design

Performance by students from the Duke Ellington School of the Arts

True transformative justice will take an army of like-minded abolitionists.

Food and refreshments will be served. Copies of Until We Reckon will be available for purchase by Solid State Books.

RSVP by March 27th