Resources on Healing-Centered Policies
Throughout the rest of the year, CLASP is hosting a series of virtual conversations on healing-centered liberation policy. Healing-centered liberation policy advances a radical, imaginative approach to reparations that isn’t static and transactional, considering 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.
Upcoming Events
Join us on September 16th at 4:00 pm ET for a conversation on healing justice with Cara Page. Healing justice is deeply rooted in Black feminist traditions and shaped by Southern Black radical traditions. Cara will speak with CLASP’s Isha Weerasinghe about the importance of centering healing in social movements, how to holistically respond to generational trauma and oppression, and the connection between healing and liberation.
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Previous Events
On August 27th, we hosted a virtual conversation with Terry Green and Xochitl Bevera titled “Divest to Save Black Lives. Invest to Heal Communities: Centering Impacted Voices to Reimagine a New Vision of Justice.” We heard how Terry and Xochitl are building a vision for community investment that doesn’t rely on systems of oppression
Watch the Recording
On September 3rd, we hosted a webinar titled “Divest to Save Black Lives. Invest to Heal Communities: Advancing a New Vision for Justice.” We featured advocates and practitioners who are connecting those impacted by the criminal justice system to quality employment and centering healing.
Watch the Recording
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