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Il materiale di origine: @elvira_lind_, @madgenemedia (Instagram) / “A highlight for Oscar and I in 2021 was getting to know all the fantastic people behind the organization LSPC - Legal Service for Prisoners with Children / All of us or none. @allofusornone #35mm @leica_camera

In connection with our short film The Letter Room, that focuses on the censoring of mail in prisons, we helped raise funds that will go towards all the incredible work LSPC does fighting for the rights of formerly and currently incarcerated people and their families. There is a lot of work to be done and changes to be made within the prison system in this country and how formerly incarcerated people are treated after they end their sentences. 

We encourage you look at LSPC's website and see all the fantastic and inspiring work they do. 

All donations appreciated. 

Www.prisonerswithchildren.org

On this 31st episode, Tim sits in conversation with two of the nation’s most inspiring criminal justice and prison reform activists, Taina Vargas-Edmond and Dorsey Nunn, during the first-ever recording of the show in front of a live audience.

Vargas-Edmond is the Executive Director and co-Founder of Initiate Justice and Nunn is the Executive Director of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children/All of Us or None. In this public dialogue — a fundraiser for their respective groups sponsored by SURJ - Oakland/Bay Area (Showing Up for Racial Justice) — they discuss a number of critical issues, including:

*The devastating impact of incarceration on families and communities;

*The importance of seeing the incarcerated as multi-dimensional human beings rather than broken and dangerous individuals incapable of restoration;

*Why it’s so important to involve the incarcerated and their families directly in advocacy work and to have them actually leading those efforts;

*The importance of some recent successes in California and elsewhere when it comes to criminal justice reform; and finally,