Life After Life follows the stories of Harrison, Noel, and Chris as they return home from San Quentin State Prison.  

After the movie screening, our expert panel will discuss Criminal Justice Reform in Wisconsin.  
 
Featuring:
  • Sharyl McFarland, CLOSEmsdf Campaign Coordinator 
  • Melissa Ludin, ACLU Smart Justice Regional Organizer
  • Thomas P. LeBel, Ph.D., Associate Professor/UWM
  • Roderick Bankston, Educator, Activist, & Author
 
For more info contact Sean Wilson - swilson@aclu-wi.org or 414-272-4032 x219.

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Monday, March 25, 2019 - 5:00pm to
Tuesday, March 26, 2019 - 7:45pm

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UWM Union Cinema

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2200 East Kenwood Boulevard Student Union
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Milwaukee, WI 53211
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414-272-4032 x219

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swilson@aclu-wi.org

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Sharyl McFarland, CLOSEmsdf Campaign Coordinator

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Sharyl McFarland

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Sharyl McFarland serves as the CLOSEmsdf Campaign Coordinator at JustLeadership USA, a national nonprofit dedicated to cutting the US correctional population in half by the year 2030.

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Melissa Ludin

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Melissa Ludin

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Melissa Ludin, former Board President of Ex-Incarcerated People Organizing. As a formerly incarcerated woman, she leads with an unrelenting passion for criminal justice reform and reentry peer support.

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Roderick Bankston

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Roderick Bankston

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Roderick “Rudy” Bankston is a committed educator, activist and published author. His powerful story about his experience as a survivor of the school-to-prison pipeline offers key insights into the paradox of resiliency fueled by systemic injustice.

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Thomas P. LeBel

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Thomas P. LeBel

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Dr. Thomas LeBel is the author or co-author of numerous articles and book chapters on prisoner reentry, desistance from crime, stigma, and drug treatment. He has served as a consultant and panelist for several prisoner reentry-related projects.

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Monday, March 25, 2019 - 8:00pm

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As a member of the ACLU of Wisconsin, you can vote for members of our statewide Board of Directors. Visit action.aclu.org/2018-board-election and follow the instructions to cast your vote online. If you have questions or prefer a paper ballot, please call 414-272-4032.
 

Votes must be received by November 29, 2018. You will need your membership number to vote. 

 
Please also join us Dec. 1 from 3-4pm in Madison for our annual meeting at Monona Terrace. We will discuss our Smart Justice campaign for criminal justice reform. Please RSVP, ask questions, or suggest agenda items by writing liberty@aclu-wi.org or calling 
414-272-4032.

Event Date

Saturday, December 1, 2018 - 3:00pm to
Sunday, December 2, 2018 - 3:45pm

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Saturday, December 1, 2018 - 4:00pm

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We are extremely concerned with a picture recently published on social media, apparently showing many Baraboo High School students giving a Nazi salute.  We have also seen some anonymous posts stating that students of color frequently feel harassed at Baraboo High School.

Students have First Amendment rights, but it is appalling that these students appear to have used theirs in a way that is completely shocking and reprehensible. While the picture reportedly dates from the spring, just weeks ago, a supporter of neo-Nazi ideology went on a murderous rampage in Pittsburgh. This photo also came to light as our country honors its veterans, so many of whom gave their lives in the fight against Nazi Germany. We hope these students understand what a mistake this was, and we hope that they will join work against the hateful ideology that they appeared to treat so casually in the photo.

It is equally critical for schools to foster an environment that is safe, welcoming, and non-discriminatory for other students. To that end, we urge the Baraboo school district to not only investigate this situation but to bring in experts in anti-bias training to engage with students and faculty.

If there are individual students who believe they have been discriminated against at this school, we also urge them to reach out to the ACLU of Wisconsin at inquiries@aclu-wi.org.

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Monday, November 12, 2018 - 5:15pm

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