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Local Network Changing Culture in Knoxville

by christina on May 16, 2019

After formalizing their CCDA Local Network at the end of last year, Knoxville has hit the ground running.  I had the unique opportunity to interview two of their local network connectors, Jonathan Haskell & Pastor Chris Battle.  Listening to their perspectives on the amazing ways their [...]
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Filed Under: CCDA Tagged With: Advocacy, beating guns tour, Knoxville, LIS, LN, local networks, locked in solidarity

Unlocked: An Open Mic Night for LIS 2018

by christina on April 25, 2018

150 people gathered for “Unlocked: An Open Mic Night” at Rosebud Coffee in Pasadena, California to celebrate and amplify the voices, performances, and visual art pieces of communities impacted by mass incarceration.  The night included 20 artists who debuted their art publicly, some for the [...]
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“Is it just too much to rise up and fight against injustice?”

by christina on April 25, 2018

As part of Shaw University’s Religious Emphasis Week, over two hundred undergraduates gathered for a forum on the calling to moral leadership and social justice on Tuesday, February 7, at 11 am.  Framed in the context of the Locked in Solidarity focus on ending mass incarceration, Dr. Mikael [...]
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Davidson County Transitional Services Remains Locked in Solidarity

by christina on April 25, 2018

Davidson County Transitional Services got involved with this event kind of late but knew that I could not let this opportunity pass our community by.  I planned about four days of events which included a expungement clinic, employee rights clinic, a viewing and discussion of the featured [...]
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Filed Under: Justice Initiatives & Advocacy, Mass Incarceration Tagged With: local networks, locked in solidarity

Two Community Members Step Over the Barrier of Incarceration

by AnnaC on January 11, 2018

Prison

An interview with Keith Daniel and William Elmore You are my friends if you do what I command. I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends… You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and [...]
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Locked in Solidarity

by Warren, Michelle on January 14, 2017

The beginning of a new year can be a time of reflection - for most. A fresh start or clean slate to make resolutions, to recommit to the work we are doing, the opportunity to begin again. But for many in our communities, the impact of incarceration looms regardless of new seasons. Men, women, and [...]
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Filed Under: Justice Initiatives & Advocacy, Mass Incarceration Tagged With: Featured, locked in solidarity

We Walk: David Warren’s Story

by CCDA Guest on August 23, 2016

From August 20-30, I will walk with a multitude of 100 others from the Mexican/US border in San Diego for about 150 miles to downtown LA.  We are walking to be in solidarity with the millions of immigrants and refugees who have left their homes looking for a better life, and to raise awareness for [...]
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The Plight of the Prisoner and the Call of the Church

by CCDA Guest on January 20, 2016

So Peter was kept in prison, but the church was earnestly praying to God for him. (Acts 12:5) What an exciting time to be involved in the movement to end mass incarceration and dismantle the School-to-Prison pipeline! With high-profile attention and legislative changes being made, we have an [...]
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Filed Under: Devotionals, General, Justice Initiatives & Advocacy, Mass Incarceration Tagged With: locked in solidarity

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