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Parren J. Mitchell Symposium Series

A webinar series on 
​
The Continuity of Criminalization:
​ From Schools to Streets to Prisons

Webinar 01: Criminalization in Daily Life


Tuesday, October 27, 2020
12:30 - 1:45 PM EST
This session explores how people from various racialized backgrounds experience criminalization in their daily lives. Criminalization happens to children of color in the education system, putting them on a path where the criminal label follows them beyond the classroom. Black and Latinx people are criminalized in public spaces such as while shopping at stores, going through airport security, or simply driving down the road. Moreover, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the civil uprisings sparked by ongoing anti-Black racism, many of these experiences are heightened and highlighted in new ways. In this session, panelists will discuss various manifestations of criminalization and how they differentially affect particular racialized groups in society.
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Webinar 02: Unequal Treatment & Enforcement


 Tuesday, November 10, 2020
12:30 - 1:45 PM EST
This session will explore how punitive action is unequally applied across groups at both the institutional and individual levels. Moreover, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the civil uprisings sparked by ongoing anti-Black racism, many of these experiences are heightened and highlighted in new ways. In this session, panelists will discuss various manifestations of criminalization and how they differentially affect particular racialized groups in society.​
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Webinar 03: Responses and Solutions


 Thursday, November 19, 2020
12:30 - 1:45 PM EST
This session is designed to explore how people respond to criminalization across the life course in various contexts. People may take proactive action in an attempt to avoid criminalization, building relationships with others who understand this experience, or try to mitigate the effects of criminalization through policy changes at an institutional level. Panelists in this session will discuss the methods individuals, groups, and communities use to cope with criminalization, from personal strategies to policy solutions.
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  • Home
  • About
  • Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • 2020 Parren J. Mitchell Symposium >
      • Criminalization in Daily Life
      • Unequal Treatment and Enforcement
      • Responses and Solutions
    • 2019 PARREN MITCHELL SYMPOSIUM >
      • Intersectional Perspectives on the Family
      • Family Diversity and the Disruptive Force of the Law
      • Challenging, Expanding, and Reinventing the Family
    • 2018 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • Wealth Matters: Examining Racial Wealth Inequality
      • Wealth Building: Investing in Community Change
      • Wealth Solutions: Creating Wealth Equity for Communities of Color
    • 2017 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • The Power of Popular Culture
      • Intersectionality and Critical Race Theory: A Dialogue
      • The Politics of Racial Representation
    • 2016 Parren Mitchell Symposium >
      • Health Outcomes: For Better of For Worse
      • Health Strategies: From This Day Forward
    • 2015 Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • 2014 Parren Mitchell Symposium
    • Symposium Storified
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events
    • CRI Event Photos
  • #Justice4RCIII
  • BLOG
    • A STATEMENT FROM OUR DIRECTOR ON THE LOSS OF BLACK LIVES
    • Asian American Activism
    • Black Feminist Thoughts
  • Election Reflections