Understanding and Responding to Mass Incarceration 2022 Conference Morning Programming
- Shared screen with speaker view

40:45
Thank you to Dr. Gort and Dr. Raj for the heartfelt welcome and acknowledgements

01:03:34
Yes, this is needed here in MN! So many organizations don't understand how powerful Restorative Justice and Circles can be for those who have been sexually victimized!

01:04:11
Incredible, BRAVO!

01:04:36
I did not notice the time Burma started speaking, let me know when we should wrap up and allow time for Q&A

01:17:44
Can we know the total number of those hurt and who caused harm β and how many were addressed successfully without prison? And if at possible for what cost? And finally what the lasting impact and challenges still unaddressed? ππ

01:31:12
How do predatory laws affect the circle process/community justice?

01:32:00
Let's do this MN!

01:32:42
clap clap clap

01:34:47
professor libby muna 1050

01:34:54
10 minute break before our panel presentation and discussion on "Individuals Who Have Experienced Sexual Violence"

01:36:50
it is very difficult for those living off the community and finding resources, the current term our country uses is "restorative justice", not many places that fully accept offenders released from prison

01:43:52
Coming back from break momentarily

01:47:18
closed captioning has been enabled, if you click the CC button

01:52:46
I can hear on Zoom

01:57:17
Can someone post the names of the panelists in the chat? Thank you.

01:57:26
Panel on "Individuals Who Have Experienced Sexual Violence" with panelists KiloMarie Granda, Shvonne Johnson, and Sofi Shank. Facilitator is Dr. Raj, Metro State University

01:57:36
Thank you.

01:58:45
Yes Shavone

02:05:18
Yes Kilmomarie

02:07:57
for smaller traditional communities, talking about sexual assault is not often confronted, sometimes this is because individuals wanting to protect the person who did it because they maybe part of the community and family of the victim. An because if it comes out the victims family or themselves are afraid of victim shaming. How can more traditional closed communities confront sexual assault and provide resources for both victims and offenders in a way in which they are not shamed. To prevent or reduce generations of offenders that exist, because there is no accountability.

02:22:15
What about civil commitment folks who cares about them? Where is the restorative justice at

02:23:12
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02:27:52
How do we confront this issue in a way that considers the wrongfully accused offender? Is there space in restorative/transformative justice to deal with actual innocence?

02:30:06
We're taking some questions from the audience in the auditorium, will try to get to as many questions posted in Zoom as we can!

02:44:56
Very good panel discussion! Thank you.

02:45:04
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02:52:19
"The Problem with MSOP" with Eric Janus, Professor, Mitchell Hamline School of Law

02:53:52
Counseling available online: Contact Dr Sky Smith, LICSW, Zoom 414 845 7873

03:01:42
Paula do you have a question for Dr Janus? You could type in chat or the Q&A.

03:02:09
Sorry....error.

03:02:25
No worries.

03:06:45
Would it be possible to get these slides/powerpoint?

03:17:41
Malinda, good question. Most likely yes, we will check with Eric Janus

03:21:43
Wonderful-thank you!

03:22:53
How can we connect if we are not at Metro

03:23:13
What were those books?

03:26:30
Well, looks like we ran out of time for questions...

03:27:10
Enjoyed Eric Janusβs presentation. Thank you.

03:27:15
Thank you!