Centering the Voices of Formerly and Currently Incarcerated People & Leaders in the Movement speaker series is back for second year with From Prison Cells to PhD, Johns Hopkins Center for Public Health and Human Rights, Johns Hopkins Medical Humanities and Social Medicine, and Bloomberg American Health Initative . This is the second event of a two-part series.
Join us April 5th at noon ET for Part 2: Justice for Womxn and Girls.
The second lecture will engage the audience in a thought-provoking discussion around the impact of the carceral system on women and girls.
It will additionally dive into the profiteering aspect of the carceral system’s communication and operational tactics and the impact on families and communities of color.
Lastly, all of the conversations will be centered on racial equity from the lens of the formerly incarcerated leaders delivering the lectures.
KEYNOTE
Kimberly Haven, Policy Team Lead, From Prisons Cells to PhD (P2P)
Tenaj Moody, Womxn's Cohort Facilitator, P2P
PANELISTS
Judith Negron, 2021 Scholar, P2P
Lana Mendis, 2022 Ambassador, P2P
Kelsie Becklin, 2022 Ambassador, P2P
MODERATOR
Charvonne Holliday, PhD, Assistant Professor, BSPH
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More about the event:
- This event is open to Hopkins affiliates and the public.
Parking at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health:
- Visitors must receive a visitor badge at the Monument Street entrance guards desk.
- There will be a desk next to the guard desk and someone from the event will handout badges.
- Parking is available at the Washington Street Garage (located on Monument and Washington).
