Mass Incarceration: An Animated Story

Saturday, January 20 • 6:00–7:30 p.m.
ClaimJumper, 573 Main St., third floor

Imprisonment is a brutal and costly response to crime that traumatizes incarcerated people, their families, and communities. Lavette Mayes, Jason Hernandez, and Johnny Perez know all too well how devastating and life-changing incarceration is. Watch the premiere of three animated films that expose America’s broken criminal justice system through their eyes, followed by a discussion in which they will share more about their journeys and why we must end mass incarceration. Moderator:< b>Daveed Diggs

Presented by the ACLU Campaign for Smart Justice

Credits

Lavette Mayes
Panelist
Jason Hernandez
Panelist
Johnny Perez
Panelist
Daveed Diggs
Panelist
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