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DESCRIPTION:9:15am - 10:45am\n\nOrganizing Power: Centering the Leadership of People 
 Most Impacted by the Prison Industrial Complex\nmaritza galzez, youth 
 justice coalition; LeaJay Harper, Young Mothers United, Center for Young 
 Women’s Development; Venus Rodriguez, Sisters Rising, Center for Young 
 Women’s Development; Pilar Maschi, National Membership Director, Critical 
 Resistance; Kelly Savage, Valley State Prison for Women, California 
 Coalition for Women Prisoners; Miss Major, Organizing Director, 
 Transgender, Gender Variant & Intersex Justice Project, All of Us or None 
 Representative; Facilitators: Shawnna Demmons Colby Lenz\n\nAre the fight 
 for reform and the fight for abolition mutually exclusive?\nGeri Silva; 
 Jitu Sadiki; Bonnie Gordon; Linh Hua; Annette Summers; Catherine Lytle; 
 Mary Sutton; Members of Youth Justice Coalition\n\nPolitical Prisoners in 
 the United States\nWilliam York, Nisa Shabazz\n\nConflicting Agendas: 
 Dismantling the Roadblocks to Prison Abolition\nFacilitated by: John 
 Prince, Deb Lyles, Rosalina Collazo, Bruce Reilly, Rose Perry and Mimi 
 Budnick\n\nCriminal Justice and Immigration Perspectives on "Alternatives" 
 Models\nSunita Patel, NY Legal Aid Society; Andrea Black, Detention Watch 
 Network; Ravi Ragbir, Families for Freedom\n\nIslamophobia, "War on 
 Terror," and Resistance: Organizing Pakistani Muslims in a post 9/11 
 context\nahsanullah khan, nabila khan, and shaheen nazerali, Coney Island 
 Avenue Project\n\nHo`i hou I ka mole: To return to the root – culture & 
 reintegration\nJoy Enomoto, Case Manager & Cognitive Skills Instructor BEST 
 Program; Punahele Ho`opii, Case Manager & Hawaiian Cultural Studies 
 Educator BEST Program; Kanoe Medeiros, Case Manager PROTECT – women’s 
 pretrial program within BEST Program\n\nParticipatory Action Research and 
 the Prison Industrial Complex\nLanice Avery, Jessica Fields, Isela 
 González, Allyse Gray and Christina Monroe\n\nA Dialogue on the 
 Criminalization of Poverty and Poor Communities of Color\nTiny 
 Gray-Garcia/POOR Magazine; Leroy Moore/POOR Magazine; Dr. James Garrett; 
 Gloria Esteva, Voces De Inmigrantes En Resistencia (Prensa POBRE); Paul 
 Boden, WRAP; Mari Villaluna, Indigenous Peoples Media Project; Krea Gomez, 
 Burns Institute; Amadi Ajamu, December 12th movement\n\nCan California 
 Build its Way out of the Prison Crisis?: A workshop from Californians 
 United for a Responsible Budget\nBrett Greenbaum, Critical Resistance 
 Oakland; Sakeenah Robinson, All of Us or None; Charli Eaton, Grandmothers 
 of the Light\n\nMaking Our Own Path: Strategy & Vision from Transforming 
 Justice (runs for 2 sessions)\nContact: Gael Guevara Presenters: Dee Dee 
 Chamblee, LaGender; Reg Gossett, Queers for Economic Justice; Gael Guevara, 
 Sylvia Rivera Law Project; Alexander Lee, TGI Justice Project; Miss Major, 
 Trans/Gender Variant in Prison Committee & TGI Justice Project\n\nFrom 
 Victim to Activist – a panel discussion\nDerrel Myers; Bill Babbitt; Judy 
 Kerr (CCV victim outreach liaison/spokesperson)\n\nBeyond Walls and Cages: 
 Linking Immigrant Justice and Prison Abolition Movements\nArnoldo Garcia, 
 NNIRR, Oakland, CA; Isabel Garcia, Coalición de Derechos Humanos, Tucson, 
 AZ; Monami Maulik, Desis Rising Up Moving, New York, NY; Julianne Hing, 
 Applied Research Center, Oakland, CA; Irina Contreras, makeshift magazine, 
 Los Angeles, CA; Kim Diehl, Miami, FL\n\nAbolition and the Academy: Scholar 
 Activists and Gender Justice\nMichael Hames-Garcia, Professor, Ethnic 
 Studies Department, University of Oregon; Julia Sudbury, Professor, Ethnic 
 Studies Department, Mills College; Kolleen Duley, Member, Free Battered 
 Women; Doctoral Student, UCLA; Dylan Rodriquez, Associate Professor, Ethnic 
 Studies Department, UCR; Beth Richie, Associate Dean, College of Liberal 
 Arts and Sciences; Professor, African American Studies and Criminal 
 Justice\n\nWomen within the concrete womb\nTawna Sanchez, Trish Jordan, 
 Xochitl Martinez\n\nVoices of the Strong, Voices of Change\nTina Reynolds, 
 WORTH; Carole Eady, WORTH; Mayra Collado, WORTH; Maxine King, WORTH; 
 Elizabeth Leslie, WORTH\n\nThe CR-INCITE! statement: Lessons Learned and 
 Visions for the Future\nINCITE! Women of Color Against Violence\n\nLegality 
 vs. Morality, Prisons as an Extension of Slavery\nRobert King, member of 
 the Angola 3 who served 29 years in solitary confinement in Angola Prison, 
 Louisiana; Norris Henderson, social justice activist and Co-Director of 
 Safe Streets/Strong Communities in New Orleans; Wanda Sabir, Prison 
 abolitionist, professor, culture and social justice activist; Shana 
 Griffin, Critical Resistance South in New Orleans; Rigo, conscious artist 
 who has dedicated his work to political prisoners and has worked closely 
 with the Angola 3; Dawn McGhee, Field Up Productions film 
 company\n\nFeminist Organizing in Iran: Resistance Strategies Linking the 
 Inside and the Outside\nNina Farnia, Arzhang Shekarloo\n\nChildcare for a 
 World without Prisons\nRegeneración Childcare NYC - building 
 intergenerational movements for collective liberation\n\nDignity Denied: 
 The Price of Imprisoning Older People\nPat Caetano, Family Advocacy 
 Network; Nikki Lee Diamond, Family Advocacy Network; Dee Mariano, Family 
 Advocacy Network; Heidi Strupp, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children; 
 Donna Willmott, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children\n\nThe Role of 
 Federal Criminal Justice Reform\nKara Gotsch, The Sentencing Project; Kemba 
 Smith, The Kemba Smith Foundation; Jasmine Tyler, Drug Policy Alliance; Kim 
 McGill\n\nDead-Ends and Creative Bridges: Confronting Institutional 
 Barriers to Abolitionist Work in the Academy\nCourtney Marshall, UCLA; 
 Edward Onaci, Treva Ellison, and Brian Dolinar, University of Illinois; 
 Donald Tibbs, Drexel University School of Law; Tryon Woods, Sonoma State 
 University\n\n\n11:15am - 12:45pm    \n\nBan the Box in your 
 Community\nLinda Evans, All of Us or None; Susan Burton, All of Us or None 
 Los Angeles; Patty Katz, Partnership for Safety and Justice, Portland, OR; 
 Jessie Warner, National Employment Law Project\n\nPrison Doulas, 
 Reproductive Justice, and PIC Abolition\nChristy Hall, Co-founder and 
 Development Coordinator, Birth Attendants Collective; Paris Hatcher, 
 Co-executive Director, SPARK! Reproductive Justice Now; Nerissa 
 Kunakemakorn, Human Rights Director, Justice Now\n\nCreative Interventions 
 on Doing and Documenting\nMimi Kim, Creative Interventions; Kalei Kanuha, 
 evaluator for Creative Interventions\n\nHistorical Development of the Black 
 Panther Party\nBill Jennings\n\nCalifornia Roundtable: The Last Ten Years, 
 the Next Ten\nFacilitated by Ruthie Gilmore, a member of the 1998 Critical 
 Resistance Organizing Committee and activist, professor, and writer based 
 in Los Angeles. Participants Include: Members of All of Us or None, 
 American Friends Service Committee, California Coalition for Women 
 Prisoners, California Prison Moratorium Project, Critical Resistance, Drug 
 Policy Alliance, Families to Amend California's Three Strikes (FACTS), 
 Justice Now, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, A New Way of Life 
 Reentry Project, Youth Justice Coalition and others.\n\nTransformative 
 Justice: Toward a Liberatory Approach to responding to Child Sexual 
 Abuse\nVanessa Moses, generationFIVE and Just Cause Oakland; Micah Frazier, 
 generationFIVE\n\nRacial Profiling and Asian/Pacific Islander (API) 
 Communities\nPresented by the Community Committee, a project of the Center 
 on Culture, Immigration and Youth Violence Prevention (www.yvpcenter.org). 
 Participants TBA\n\nGlobal Prison-Industrial-Complex\nZeynep Gonen, 
 Binghamton University; Felipe Teixeira, Frente 3 de Fevereiro\n\nHealing 
 from and Resisting the Effects of Domestic and State Violence\nPat Caetano, 
 Formerly Incarcerated Domestic Violence Survivor; Nikki Diamond, Formerly 
 Incarcerated Domestic Violence Survivor; Linda Field, Formerly Incarcerated 
 Domestic Violence Survivor; Ollie Johnson, Formerly Incarcerated Domestic 
 Violence Survivor; Cheryl Jones, Formerly Incarcerated Domestic Violence 
 Survivor; Andrea Bible, National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered 
 Women, California Habeas Project; Marisa González, Legal Services for 
 Prisoners with Children, California Habeas Project; Emily Harris, Free 
 Battered Women; Erica Torrence, Free Battered Women\n\nUsing New Media to 
 Combat the Prison Industrial Complex\nJudy Greene, Justice Strategies – 
 sponsor of "Texas Prison Bid'ness" http://www.texasprisonbidness.org/ ; Pam 
 Clifton, Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition – sponsor of "Think 
 Outside the Cage" http://thinkoutsidethecage2.blogspot.com/ ; Bob Libal, 
 Grassroots Leadership – webmeister for TPB; Nicole Porter, TPB 
 Contributor; Kenyon Farrow, http://kenyonfarrow.com/\n\nStrategizing for 
 Trans Abolitionist Prison Change\nVanessa Huang, Justice Now; Gabriel 
 Arkles, Sylvia Rivera Law Project; Jazzie Collins, SOMA Community Action 
 Network\n\nMaking Our Own Path: Strategy & Vision from Transforming Justice 
 (continued from previous session)\nDee Dee Chamblee, LaGender; Reg Gossett, 
 Queers for Economic Justice; Gael Guevara, Sylvia Rivera Law Project; 
 Alexander Lee, TGI Justice Project; Miss Major, Trans/Gender Variant in 
 Prison Committee & TGI Justice Project\n\nAuthentic Relationships in 
 Movement Building\nTina Reynolds, Women On The Rise Telling HerStory 
 (WORTH)/Peace Development Fund – Formerly Incarcerated; Marletta Pacheco, 
 South Dakota Prisoner Support Group – Family member; George Galvis, Youth 
 Together/Intertribal Friendship House/All of Us or None – Formerly 
 Incarcerated\n\nCritical Issues In Community-Based Responses To 
 Violence\nAlisa Bierria, Incite!; member of Audre Lorde Project; Mimi Kim, 
 Creative Interventions; Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Revolution Starts 
 at Home; Beth Richie, Incite!; and a member of Young Women's Empowerment 
 Project.\n\nCOINTELPRO 101\nPanelists: Cynthia McKinney, Lucy Rodriguez, 
 Soffiyah Elijah, Elliot Monteverde, NY Puerto Rican Grand Jury resisters, 
 and an attorney and educator from Dallas; Moderator: Claude Marks\n\nNo 
 More Jails In The South Bronx (we fought we won and we continue to 
 fight...)\nAssociation Pro Rights of Inmates, Critical Resistance, For A 
 Better Bronx, Rights for Imprisoned People with Psychiatric Disabilities, 
 Seven Neighborhood Action Partnership\n\nThe Use of Torture against 
 Women\nImmacula Deluce, survivor of torture in Haiti and leader of FAVILEK 
 (Women Victims Stand Up Get Up); Susan Rosenberg, former US political 
 prisoner who was imprisoned in the Lexington Control Unit; Ninotchka Rosca, 
 former Philippine political prisoner and women's rights activist and 
 others\n\nExpendable Bodies: Legacies of the Medical Industrial 
 Complex\nShana Griffin, Interim Executive Director, New Orleans Women’s 
 Health Clinic and Co-Founder, New Orleans Women’s Health & Justice 
 Initiative and Robin Levi\n\nSilent No More, A Voice For The Lost Warriors 
 and Women\nMarletta Pacheco, Mother and Grandmother of prisoners; SD 
 Clarissa Chips, daughter of LaVonne; SD Elaine Johnson, ex-prisoner, 
 CA\n\nConnecting Immigration and Incarceration\nAna Perez, CARECEN Central 
 American Resource Center; Mariana Viturro, St. Peter's Housing Committee; 
 Francisco Ugarte, San Francisco Immigrant Legal and Education 
 Network\n\nNext in the Movement: Building the Voice Of Progressive Crime 
 Survivors\nTerrie Quinteros, Executive Director of the Oregon Coalition 
 against Domestic and Sexual Violence, former Program Director of Crime 
 Survivors for Community Safety, Partnership for Safety and Justice; Caylor 
 Roling, Prison Program Director, Partnership for Safety and 
 Justice\n\nEducation Not Incarceration National Networking session\nNirali 
 Jani and Jonathan Stribling-Uss\n\nVisioning and Strategizing for 
 Abolitionist Healthcare\nThis session is hosted by the Coalition for 
 Accountable Healthcare (CAH), a California coalition that addresses issues 
 of health abuse and neglect in California prisons. Participating 
 organizations include: All of Us or None, A New Way of Life, California 
 Coalition for Women Prisoners, Critical Resistance Oakland, Family Advocacy 
 Network, Free Battered Women, Justice Now, Legal Services for Prisoners 
 with Children, Prison Activist Resource Center, A Time for Change, 
 Transgender, Gender Variant, and Intersex Justice Project, and WAYPASS 
 (Women's Aftercare Program & Services)\n\nAbolition in Practice: Joining 
 hands with a "A New Way of Life"\nMelissa Burch, Setsu Shigematsu, Jasmine 
 Guerrero, Jolie Chea with guest speakers from A New Way of Life\n\nProtest 
 to Prison:  The War on Drugs is a Tool to Enslave our Communities\nDeborah 
 Small; Vivian Nixon, former prisoner, Executive Director, College and 
 Community Fellowship; Kemba Smith, former prisoner, activist, mother; 
 Nkechi Taifa, Director, OSI Policy Center-DC; Zakia Henderson-Brown, Break 
 the Chains, Etoy Ridgnal, teacher, community activist\n\nEnvisioning 
 Alternatives to Prisons through Design and Planning\nRaphael Sperry, 
 Architect, ADPSR (Architects / Designers / Planners for Social 
 Responsibility); Ann Panopio, Architect, ADPSR; Lynne Elizabeth, Publisher, 
 ADPSR / New Village Press\n\nPrisons as Political Repression: the Isolation 
 and Censorship of Organizing Behind Bars\nJulie Peters, Maoist 
 Internationalist Ministry of Prisons; Charles Carbone, Prisoner Rights 
 lawyer; Pablo Pueblo, anti-imperialist, Massachusetts prisoner; Mfalme 
 Sikivu, New Afrikan Liberation Movement, New York prisoner\n\nslingshot hip 
 hop: breaking down walls from Brooklyn to Palestine\nPalestine Education 
 Project (PEP)\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/09/22/18540831.php
SUMMARY:Critical Resistance 10: Strategies & Struggle to Abolish the Prison Industrial Complex
LOCATION:Laney College\n900 Fallon St.\nOakland, CA 94607 \n
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/09/22/18540831.php
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