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05/13-19 Orange County POMC Fundraiser
Greater Orange County Parents of Murdered Children
May 13th- May 19th, 7AM-9PM
Fundraiser at:
RUBY'S DINER
1128 W. Lincoln Ave.
Anaheim, Ca. 92805
(714) 635-RUBY (7829) (Corner of Lincoln & West)
Come dine at Ruby's and 20% of all food and non-alcoholic beverage sales (when accompanied with this flyer) will be donated to the Greater Orange County POMC
COME LEND YOUR SUPPORT
May 13th- May 19th, 7AM-9PM
Fundraiser at:
RUBY'S DINER
1128 W. Lincoln Ave.
Anaheim, Ca. 92805
(714) 635-RUBY (7829) (Corner of Lincoln & West)
Come dine at Ruby's and 20% of all food and non-alcoholic beverage sales (when accompanied with this flyer) will be donated to the Greater Orange County POMC
COME LEND YOUR SUPPORT
05/4-5/2011 Helen Prejean in Bakersfield
Sister Helen Prejean, who has won countless honors for her work to eliminate the death penalty, will speak at St. Philip the Apostle Church on Friday, May 4 and First Congregational Church on Saturday, May 5. Both events will be open to the public. More from the Bakersfield Californian.
04/26/2012 The Death Penalty and Latino Communities in California
The Death Penalty and Latino Communities in California
Thursday April 26, 2012
Noon to 2 PM
Ahmanson Auditorium
University Hall
Loyola Marymount University
Featured Panelist Include:
Professor Federico Mayor Zaragoza of Spain, President of the International Commission Against the Death Penalty
and
Franky Carrillo, wrongfully convicted, served 20 years in prison, LMU student and Death Penalty Focus Advocate
Free to the public
For further infomation contact Elizabeth Zitrin 415 243 0143
Thursday April 26, 2012
Noon to 2 PM
Ahmanson Auditorium
University Hall
Loyola Marymount University
Featured Panelist Include:
Professor Federico Mayor Zaragoza of Spain, President of the International Commission Against the Death Penalty
and
Franky Carrillo, wrongfully convicted, served 20 years in prison, LMU student and Death Penalty Focus Advocate
Free to the public
For further infomation contact Elizabeth Zitrin 415 243 0143
04/23/2012 - Monthly Meeting LA RJ Collaborative
The Los Angeles Restorative Justice Collaborative
April 23, 2012 | 12-2 PM
Student Lounge (Burns Building)
Please join us for the second monthly meeting of the Los Angeles Restorative Justice Collaborative at Loyola Law School on Monday, April 23rd from 12-2 PM. These monthly meetings feature presentations on current events relevant to restorative justice in the greater Los Angeles area. This will also be a forum for professionals of various disciplines to convene and confer. We hope to both enrich the legal education of attending law students and help facilitate synergy in the movement.
Lunch will be served!
For questions and to RSVP please contact:
Seth Weiner at seth.weiner@lls.edu or (310) 736-5236.
April 23, 2012 | 12-2 PM
Student Lounge (Burns Building)
Please join us for the second monthly meeting of the Los Angeles Restorative Justice Collaborative at Loyola Law School on Monday, April 23rd from 12-2 PM. These monthly meetings feature presentations on current events relevant to restorative justice in the greater Los Angeles area. This will also be a forum for professionals of various disciplines to convene and confer. We hope to both enrich the legal education of attending law students and help facilitate synergy in the movement.
Lunch will be served!
For questions and to RSVP please contact:
Seth Weiner at seth.weiner@lls.edu or (310) 736-5236.
4/27/2012 - Woodford to speak on death penalty in Santa Rosa.
On April 27, Jeanne Woodford will be in Santa Rosa to talk about why she thinks capital punishment is morally wrong, fiscally destructive and socially counterproductive.
Woodford witnessed four executions during her five years as warden of San Quentin State Prison.
Even before she watched the inmates die ? decades after the killings they?d been convicted of ? the Sonoma State University alumna believed it is wrong on many levels for the state to be executing people.
Woodford, who left San Quentin to serve as undersecretary of the entire state Department of Corrections, now makes a mission of her opposition to capital punishment.
As executive director of the national non-profit Death Penalty Focus, she?s promoting the SAFE California Act, which would eliminate the death sentence in the state.
From Santa Rosa Press-Democrat
Woodford witnessed four executions during her five years as warden of San Quentin State Prison.
Even before she watched the inmates die ? decades after the killings they?d been convicted of ? the Sonoma State University alumna believed it is wrong on many levels for the state to be executing people.
Woodford, who left San Quentin to serve as undersecretary of the entire state Department of Corrections, now makes a mission of her opposition to capital punishment.
As executive director of the national non-profit Death Penalty Focus, she?s promoting the SAFE California Act, which would eliminate the death sentence in the state.
From Santa Rosa Press-Democrat
4/22/2012 - Requiem for the Death Penalty
Requiem for the Death Penalty
Survivors? Panel Discussion
& Interfaith Service of Memory and Healing
Sunday, April 22, 2012
3:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology
2301 Vine Street (between Arch & Scenic), Berkeley*
People who have lost loved ones to violence, both by murder and by execution, will share their stories and respond to questions. An interfaith service will follow, where prayers and invitations to healing will be offered by Father Louis Vitali (tent.), Rabbis Debra Kohn and Michael Lerner, Alan Senauke, the Reverend Robert Cromey, Sister Marianne Farina, and others. There will be a time for calling out names and lighting candles in memory of those lost.
To view more details about this and related events go to: www.requiemforthedeathpenalty.org
*wheelchair accessible
Survivors? Panel Discussion
& Interfaith Service of Memory and Healing
Sunday, April 22, 2012
3:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology
2301 Vine Street (between Arch & Scenic), Berkeley*
People who have lost loved ones to violence, both by murder and by execution, will share their stories and respond to questions. An interfaith service will follow, where prayers and invitations to healing will be offered by Father Louis Vitali (tent.), Rabbis Debra Kohn and Michael Lerner, Alan Senauke, the Reverend Robert Cromey, Sister Marianne Farina, and others. There will be a time for calling out names and lighting candles in memory of those lost.
To view more details about this and related events go to: www.requiemforthedeathpenalty.org
*wheelchair accessible
5/15/2012 - Restorative Justice Facilitator Training - Phase 1
Restorative Justice Facilitator Training for Incarcerated Populations
Receive a $100 early bird discount if you register and pay in full by April 15th!
Where:
San Rafael First United Methodist Church
9 Ross Valley Drive
San Rafael, CA 94901
and
San Quentin State Prison
When:
Tuesday May 15, 2012
-to-
Saturday May 19, 2012
Go to event homepage
The Insight Prison Project (IPP) is offering their multi-phase Facilitator Training, based on the Restorative Justice Victim Offender Education Group (VOEG) model of group facilitation successfully started at San Quentin State Prison. The multi-phase training model will provide greater support, evaluation and experiential exercises in an effort to better prepare facilitators to implement and run their own groups with incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals.
Receive a $100 early bird discount if you register and pay in full by April 15th!
Where:
San Rafael First United Methodist Church
9 Ross Valley Drive
San Rafael, CA 94901
and
San Quentin State Prison
When:
Tuesday May 15, 2012
-to-
Saturday May 19, 2012
Go to event homepage
The Insight Prison Project (IPP) is offering their multi-phase Facilitator Training, based on the Restorative Justice Victim Offender Education Group (VOEG) model of group facilitation successfully started at San Quentin State Prison. The multi-phase training model will provide greater support, evaluation and experiential exercises in an effort to better prepare facilitators to implement and run their own groups with incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals.
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