A conversation between author and journalist Jaime Lowe, with Michelle Garcia and Elizabeth Bay (Anti-Recidivism Coalition), Wendy Staggs (Beyond the Bars/Prison Arts Collective), and Claudia Peña (For Freedoms and UCLA Law/UCLA Prison Education Program); all women working in California on the forefront of restorative justice. Jaime’s book reveals the inner workings of California’s Correctional Camps, providing intimate portrayals of the women inmate firefighters who routinely put their lives on the line to save our burning state.
View or download program notes: https://cap.ucla.edu/breathing_fire_program
Check out the toolkit of recommendations from our panel with links to reading, resources, and organizations that are fighting for a more just and equitable system. Dig Deeper. Learn More. Get Involved! https://cap.ucla.edu/breathing_fire_toolkit
In a discussion moderated by interdisciplinary performer and radio host Helga Davis, Brooklyn Youth Chorus Founder and Artistic Director Dianne Berkun Menaker will join director Charlotte Brathwaite, creative team members Sunder Ganglani and Tareke Ortiz, and singers of the Brooklyn Youth Chorus ...
To view or download our digital program visit https://cap.ucla.edu/Plastic_Crisis
Check out our resource toolkit on issues surrounding environmental justice, dig in to learn more and to take action: https://cap.ucla.edu/Environmental_Toolkit
A dynamic discussion exploring how local environmental...
Artists on Leadership & Creative Imagination
A Stanford Live and CAP UCLA co-presentation
Artist Constance Hockaday continues the conversation from her latest project Artists-in-Presidents in a discussion with singer-songwriter Meklit Hadero and multidisciplinary artist Daniel Alexander Jone...
