Are you interested in learning about coalition-building, prison abolition, and the relationship between education and incarceration? Do you like enjoying a catered lunch while being in community?

Then please join the WCC Collective Liberation team for a panel on:

Alternative Futures and Debunking Myths About What Prisons Can Offer 

We will be hearing from Alesha Monteiro, Statewide Policy Coordinator for Californians United for a Responsible Budget, and Romarilyn Ralston, Executive Director of Project Rebound. Alesha and Romarilyn will bring their lived experience with carceral systems to an honest dialogue about rehabilitation programs, prison spending, the tensions between abolition and reform, prison-based education efforts, and so much more! We will be looking at how we, at Stanford and beyond, can challenge misconceptions about incarceration and build a reimagined path to justice together.

When: Wednesday, February 21st @ 11:30AM-1PM

Location: Women’s Community Center (Firetruck House, 433 Santa Teresa Street)

Spots are limited! Please RSVP by filling out this form so we can get a head count for food.