Virtual Panel Presentations
April 3 @ 12:00 pm - April 23 @ 1:30 pm
As the pandemic continues to prevent our gathering together for conferences, we have created an alternative: Virtual Panel Presentations.
Our first Virtual Panel Presentation, on Pretrial Reform, was held on February 26th, with over 110 attendees. The second Panel Presentation, entitled How Do Data & Transparency Change Law Enforcement Practices? occurred on March 26th. The slides displayed, as well as some notes, for both presentations can be found by scrolling down to the files under Past Conference Information. there also is a link to a recording of the March Presentation.
OUR THIRD VIRTUAL PANEL WILL BE A DISCUSSION
Closing Juvenile Halls: Close Up On San Francisco Juvenile Hall Closure
April 23, 2021 Noon to 1:30 pm
Moderator: Clarence Ford, Burns Institute
Panelists: Supervisor ShamonnWalton, President, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
David Muhammad, Executive Director, National Institute on Criminal Justice Reform
Maria McKee, Director of Research and Planning, San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department
Airto Morales, Site Manager, W. Haywood Burns Institute
The link to register for this panel is: https://us02web.zoom.us/
A flyer can be found in the pdf file section of our Publications page.
We have a request for those who have enjoyed and been informed by the first and/or second presentations: The Association functions in part from revenues to our conferences. With the shift to free virtual presentations, we would like participants to consider making a small donation to ACJRca. Click on one of the Donate buttons located on the Home Page. Thank you
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