Latino communities have used storytelling to demonstrate resilience in the face of Trump’s immigration enforcement policies, as highlighted by Sac State’s Immigrant Series, which featured stories of three Latina immigrant women.
Represent Justice is a national organization that amplifies the voices of formerly incarcerated people through storytelling, challenging myths surrounding crime, punishment, and safety, and advocating for restorative justice.
At UC Berkeley School of Law, a documentary film screening and panel discussion explored the intersections of childhood trauma, incarceration, and the possibilities of healing, emphasizing the power of narrative in reshaping justice policy.
Humans of San Quentin hosted its first-ever “Graduation and Celebration” at San Quentin State Prison, honoring the voices of incarcerated people and introducing new participants to its mission, with music, rap, poetry, and other performances showcasing the humanity and creativity inside the prison.
By Sarah Mohareb LOS ANGELES— If you were to search through the news of nearly any country…