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Alternatives to Policing II - May 17, 2023

Detroit, Michigan -Wayne State Law School - May 17, 2023 Alternatives To Policing II - An important and lively panel discussion highlighting grassroots activism and abolitionist models that challenge the growing police and surveillance state and work to create true community safety. 0:00 Introductions 1:04 Shushanna Shakur reads poem by Dr. Gloria House aka Mama Aneb Kgositsile 12:33 Lloyd Simpson 22:53 Tawana Petty 31:29 Nancy A. Parker 42:22 Alia Harvey-Quinn 52:15 Energized Panel Discussion 1:13:00 John Philo 1:16:02 Ramis Wadood 1:18:42 More Discussion 1:30:55 Audience/Community Q & A Links to organizations and projects: Force Detroit https://forcedetroit.org Detroit Justice Center https://detroitjustice.org Tawana Petty https://tawanapetty.org Detroit Will Breathe https://detroitwillbreathe.info Detroit Digital Justice Coalition https://detroitdjc.org Carceral State Project https://sites.lsa.umich.edu/dcc-proje... Riverwise Magazine https://riverwisedetroit.org Detroit Safety Team https://redefinesafety.org Motor City Mobile Wellness https://healingbychoicedetroit.com/vi... Interrupting Criminalization https://interruptingcriminalization.com PANELISTS: ALIA HARVEY-QUINN Founder and Executive Director of FORCE Detroit Alia focuses on violence prevention and positive youth development. She invests in and uplifts often-ignored grassroots leaders, youth dealing with criminalization and violence, and justice-impacted peacemakers. Read full bio here. NANCY A. PARKER Managing Attorney of the Detroit Justice Center’s Movement Lawyering Practice Nancy focuses on providing legal support to grassroots organizations fighting for racial justice in Detroit and surrounding communities. She is a Board member of the Detroit & Michigan National Lawyers Guild and was co-counsel in the successful Detroit Will Breathe litigation against the Detroit Police Department. Nancy is currently active with #StopShotSpotter and the Coalition for Police Transparency & Accountability. TAWANA PETTY Convening Member of Detroit Digital Justice Coalition Tawana is a social justice organizer, poet, and author. Her work focuses on racial justice and equity issues, as well as advocating for data and digital privacy and consent. She has been a convening member of the Detroit Digital Justice Coalition since 2016. Read more at tawanapetty.org LLOYD SIMPSON History Scholar and Detroit Will Breathe Organizer Lloyd is a member of the radical direct action organization Detroit Will Breathe, formed in the mass movement after police murdered George Floyd. Lloyd's Ph.D. research focus includes Black Freedom Struggle, Black Marxism, and the Carceral State. Read full bio here. MODERATOR: JULIE HURWITZ Goodman Hurwitz & James PC Julie is a longtime civil rights attorney in Detroit and is active in the National Lawyers Guild, Michigan Coalition for Human Rights, and Detroit Coalition for Police Transparency & Accountability. EVENT CO-SPONSORS: Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, at Wayne State University https://law.wayne.edu/keith-center Detroit Coalition for Police Transparency and Accountability https://detroitcpta.org/ Detroit & Michigan National Lawyers Guild http://michigannlg.org/ Michigan Coalition for Human Rights https://www.mchr.org/