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MNT Showcase Series: Teaching Carcerality - New Possibilities in the Archive

This roundtable centered an innovative, interdisciplinary graduate course that uses archival collections around policing, carcerality and justice to bring Law school students and CLA students together. Students, faculty and archivists shared what they learned from this class about the ways that universities have engaged with the communities that surround them, about the archives, about the possibilities of universities. This roundtable was moderated by Tracey Deutsch, and featured the following speakers: Susanna Blumenthal, Ellen Holt-Werle,Treasure Tinsley,Akeem Anderson, and Dewitt King. This event was a part of the Minnesota Transform Showcase Series, a weeklong showcase of MNT projects and partnerships. Minnesota Transform was a major higher education initiative engaging anti-colonial and racial justice work through the public humanities at the University of Minnesota, in the Twin Cities, and across the state of Minnesota. To learn more about Minnesota Transform visit minnesotatransform.com