Throughout the rest of the year, CLASP is hosting a series of virtual conversations on healing-centered liberation policy, which advances a radical, imaginative approach to reparations that isn’t static and transactional. Healing-centered liberation policy considers a host of systematic policies that have economically persecuted and disenfranchised Black Americans, from the transatlantic slave trade to mass incarceration. Healing-centered liberation policy requires us to follow the lead of activists in communities who’ve been doing the work of organizing and building community-led infrastructure to dismantle the police state and create thriving Black and Brown communities.
In the past couple weeks, we have written new blogs and commentaries, hosted a conversation with young leaders, and scheduled two upcoming virtual engagements.
Upcoming Events:
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New Blogs and Commentaries:
Previous Events:
- On July 23rd, we hosted a virtual conversation titled “Protest, Movement Building, and Mental Health: A Conversation with Young Leaders.” Movements for racial, social, and economic justice are often led by young people who put their energy, creativity, and bodies on the line for change. How does witnessing injustice impact young people’s mental health? How do protest and movement building support healing? What more is needed to care for young people’s well-being in a time of uprisings for racial justice? This panel explored these questions and more with young movement leaders who are advancing justice and healing in their communities.
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