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MNJRC 2023 Conference: Re-Imagining Justice: Centering Humanity Over Fear

Thu, Nov 16

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Some programming in-person; some virtual

Through keynotes, plenaries, and breakout sessions, the Re-Imagining Justice conference creates the space to share and learn from each other to bring the criminal legal system closer to a true justice system.

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MNJRC 2023 Conference: Re-Imagining Justice: Centering Humanity Over Fear
MNJRC 2023 Conference: Re-Imagining Justice: Centering Humanity Over Fear

Time & Location

Nov 16, 2023, 6:00 PM – Nov 17, 2023, 5:00 PM

Some programming in-person; some virtual

About the event

Tickets are now available for general admission, legal professionals seeking CLE credits, student-priced, and for social work CEUs. Limited scholarships and group rates are available by contacting the MNJRC at info@mnjrc.org.

The MNJRC's annual Re-Imagining Justice Conference is an inspirational convening of a broad diversity of criminal legal system practitioners, scholars, advocates, impacted persons, and community members. Through keynotes, plenaries, and breakout sessions, we create the space to share and learn from efforts to bring the criminal legal system closer to a true justice system.

This year we will be "centering humanity over fear" as our theme. We seek to address the pervasive fear rhetoric about crime and criminals and instead use our research and practice to better understand and support the humanity of all while repairing harm and holding individuals accountable to create safe communities.

Program outline:

Thursday, November 16, 6 pm - 9 pm:

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