BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:www.indybay.org PRODID:-//indybay/ical// v1.0//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:Indybay-18540833 SEQUENCE:18576246 CREATED:20080923T045800Z DESCRIPTION:1:30pm - 3:00pm\n\nTaking It Down, Brick by Brick: Local Anti-Jail Campaigns\nCommunity in Unity (NYC); Decarcerate Monroe County (Bloomington, Indiana); Critical Resistance-Los Angeles; Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana (New Orleans); Suffolk County Anti-Jail Campaign (NY)\n\nOrganizing Community-Based Responses To Violence In Communities of Color (people of color only)\nAlisa Bierria, INCITE!; Isabel Gonzalez, INCITE!; Xandra Ibarra, INCITE!\n\nStopping the School to Prison Pipeline Training (runs for 2 sessions)\nFamilies and Friends of Louisiana's Incarcerated Children\n\nWhen the Prisoners Ran Walpole: Lessons Learned by Massachusetts\nRalph Hamm, former president, National Prisoners Reform Association; Edward Rodman, Canon Missioner Episcopal Divinity School; Robert Dellelo, former president, National Prisoners Reform Association, former prisoner, Walpole prison; Jamie Bissonette, Director of the AFSC New England Criminal Justice Program\n\nImmigration Detention 101\nRaja Jorjani, UC Davis Law School; Luissana Santibanez, Grassroots Leadership; Andrea Black, Detention Watch Network; Dana Kaplan, Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana\n\nGetting Real about Alternatives to the Police\nRose City Copwatch, Portland OR: candace, maria, geoff and Colette\n\nWhat is the prison industrial complex?\nTBA\n\nPrisons and jail is bad for your mental health\nDr. Terry Kupers, M.D. who wrote "Prison Madness"; Paul Boden of the Western Regional Action Project (WRAP); Michael Diehl, community organizer with Building Opportunities for Self Sufficiency (BOSS)\n\nImagine What We Can Do Together\nKim Diehl, Freedom Road Socialist Organization, Critical Resistance; Sarah Jarmon, Freedom Road Socialist Organization, Critical Resistance\n\nYouth Justice Roundtable at CR10\nGeorge Galvis, Barrios Unidos/All of Us or None; Marlene Sanchez, Center for Young Women's Development; Lateefah Simon, District Attorney Kamala Harris' Office; Alex Sanchex, Homies Unidos; Jay Imani, Ella Baker Center\n\nTrans Awareness and the Prison Abolition Movement (runs for 2 sessions)\nDean Spade, Stefanie Rivera, Gael Guevara and Gabriel Arkles, Sylvia Rivera Law Project\n\nCross-Border Resistance to State Terrorism\nYeni Solis (CISPES); Minister of Information JR (POCC, Block Report Radio); Heyward (CISPES); Black Alliance for Just Immigration; Kiilu Nyasha, Revolutionary Journalist and host of Freedom is a Constant Struggle\n\nThe Critical Resistance Campaign and Projects Planning Workshop: The Fundamentals of Campaign Planning for Everyone\nRobert "Kool Black" Horton, Campaign and Projects Director of Critical Resistance and a native and chapter member of Critical Resistance New Orleans, Rose Braz, Campaigns Director of Critical Resistance, one of the founding members of CR\n\nThe Struggle Inside: Legacies of Prison Activism from the 1970's\nTony Platt, Social Justice; Naneen Karraker, AFSC, has worked on prison abolition since the early 1970s; and others\n\nCritical Negotiations\nDana Linda, UCSC alum Feminist Studies and Literature '07; Brianna Barnes, UCSC alum Literature (Creative Writing Program) and Art '08; translator Marcelo Garzo (UC Berkeley Student); Cindy Garcia\n\nSilence into Speech: Prisoners Speak Out\nStephen Hartnett (University of Colorado-Denver) has taught poetry to inmates for over 20 years and regularly publishes their work; Bryan McCann (The Univeristy of Texas at Austin) is an anti-death penalty organizer in Texas; Karen Lovaas (San Francisco State University) teaches and mentors at San Quentin Prison.\n\nGender Justice 101 for Abolitionists\nMaria Nakae, Alliance Building Coordinator, Asian Communities for Reproductive Justice; Miss Major , Organizing Director, Transgender, Gender Variant, & Intersex Justice Project; Vanessa Huang, Campaign Director, Justice Now; Gael Guevara, Organizing Support Team Coordinator, Sylvia Rivera Law Project\n\nPurposeful Design: The Destruction of California's Indigenous People\nTBA\n\nHow to write Letters to the Editor and Op Eds in a way that increases their chances of being published\nNancy Oliveira\n\nWe Are at War! Grounding Abolition in Revolutionary Liberation(s)\nViviane Saleh-Hanna; Ashanti Alston; Giselle Dias; Suzanne Joseph\n\nMedia Justice, Criminal Justice\nNick Szuberla, Thousand Kites, Center for Media Justice, and Lisa Rudman, National Radio Project\n\nGrassroots Fundraising\nAri Wohlfeiler and Ivonne Florez, Critical Resistance\n\nGender, Militarism, and the Prison Industrial Complex\nNada Elia, Anisha Desai\n\n\n3:30pm - 5:00pm\n\nTheater as Activism--Lucasville: the Untold Story of a Prison Uprising\nGary L. Anderson: Co-playwright and Artistic Director of American Legends Theatre Works; Four actors from the September 25-27 Oakland theatre production of Lucasville - The Untold Story of a Prison Uprising\n\nCommunity Based Approaches to Sex Work\nRobyn Few and Starchild, Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP); Carol Stuart, co-founder St. James Infirmary; Stacey Swimme, Desiree Alliance; Maxine Doogan, Erotic Service Providers Union (ESPU); Carol Leigh, BAYSWAN/COYOTE; Rachel West, USPROS; Gloria Lockett, CAL-PEP; Stephanie Adraktas; Dr. Rita Nakashima\n\nStopping the School to Prison Pipeline Training (continued from last session)\nFamilies and Friends of Louisiana's Incarcerated Children\n\nWhat is Abolition?\nTBA\n\nBeing Safe OUTside the System, LGBTSTGNC People Of Color Challenging Hate and Police Violence\nAudre Lorde Project\n\nCriminalization of Mental Illness and the Prison Industrial Complex\nMary Dougherty (Co-Coordinator/Community Organizer, RIPPD); Leah Gitter (member, RIPPD); Gregory James (member, RIPPD); Lisa Ortega (Co-Coordinator/Community Organizer, RIPPD); Kyle Nesbitt (member, RIPPD); Nafis Rashed (member, RIPPD); Alexandra Smith (Soros Fellow and member, RIPPD)\n\nBuilding a New Civil Rights Movement\nDorsey Nunn, All of Us or None; Rev. Kenneth Glasgow, The Ordinary Peoples' Society, Alabama; Norris Henderson, Safe Streets, Strong Communities, New Orleans LA; Steven Huerta, All of Us or None Texas\n\nThe Open Wounds of our Mother Earth\nTBA\n\nBasic strategies for getting support and information to pregnant women in prison\nFaith Groesbeck\n\nTrans Awareness and the Prison Abolition Movement (continued from previous session)\nDean Spade, Stefanie Rivera, Gael Guevara and Gabriel Arkles, Sylvia Rivera Law Project\n\nProspects for Mumia's Freedom\nPam and Ramona Africa; Laura Herrera; Tom Lacey; Merle Woo\n\nEnding Sexual Violence in Detention: An Abolitionist Analysis\nJason Lydon\n\nLong Term Isolation in California\nLaura Magnani, AFSC Kim Carter, CFP\n\nAbolition and the Self\nChristy Hall, Co-founder and Development Coordinator, Birth Attendants Collective; Julie Imonti, former staff person, Birth Attendants Collective\n\nEnvisioning the end of LWOP: A Roundtable Discussion\nHosted by Fight For Lifers Inc./ Fight For Lifers West of PA\nEtta Cetera, Kristi Brian (co-moderators); Donna Pfender (mother of lifer & FFL West President); Anita Colon (sister of lifer, PA); Mae Hadley (mother of lifer, PA); Hakim Ali & William Goldsby (FFL, Inc. organizers and former prisoners); Harriet Washington (Mother of lifer, PA) ; Deion Morrison (Youth organizer, PA); Lea Green (mother of a lifer MD); Maura Taub (Prisoner-rights activist, NM); Yvonne Edwards (loved one of lifer, AZ); HR 4300 activist/lobbyist\n\nBeyond These Prison Walls: How Families and Children of Incarcerated Loved Ones are Fighting Back\nMaisha Quint & Robin Rederford of LSPC; Anna Wong & Jennifer Lucatero of Project W.H.A.T.!\n\nAlternatives to Incarceration on the Ground in California\nFacilitator: Marina Sideris, Critical Resistance; Presenters: Ali Riker, San Francisco Homeless Pretrial Release Program; Kathleen Connolly, UCSF Citywide Case Management Forensics Project; Nora Rahimian, Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos\n\nLet Freedom Ring: Political Prisoners in the United States\nPANELISTS: Ashanti Alston, Jericho Amnesty Movement; Bo Brown, Prison Activist Resource Center; Masai Ehehosi, International Committee to Support Imam Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin; Jose Lopez, National Boricua Human Rights Network; MODERATORS Meg Starr, Resistance in Brooklyn; Dan Berger, Resistance in Brooklyn, author, Outlaws in America\n\nThe Southern Criminalization Strategy\nSouthern Center for Human Rights\n\nSteps Toward Change\nTina Reynolds, WORTH, Moderator; Jeanine Cummings, Lift Every Voice; Elizabeth Leslie, WORTH; Maxine King, WORTH; Davian Reynolds, NY Initiative for Children of Incarcerated Parents\n\nLaw Enforcement Violence Against Women and Trans People of Color\nAndrea Ritchie, Nada Elia, INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence \n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/09/22/18540833.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/2008/09/22/18540833.php DTSTART:20080926T203000Z DTEND:20080927T013000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR