SCHEDULE:



Sunday, February 27th
Keynote Address: A Hip Hop Theory of Justice: Race and the American Justice System
Paul Butler, Professor of Law, George Washington University
7 pm, McCullough Social Space


Monday, February 28th
Redefining Public Defense: Holistic Legal Representation and Community Justice
Robin Steinberg, Founder and Executive Director of The Bronx Defenders
4:30 pm, MBH 220

Prajna Meditation Club hosts a screening of The Dhamma Brothers
8:00pm, BiHall 220


Tuesday, March 1st
Structure and Reform in the US Prison System
4:30 pm, MBH 220

Screening: What I Want My Words to Do To You (80 minutes) hosted by The Women’s & Gender Studies Program, Chellis House-Women’s Resource Center
7:30 pm, MBH 216


Wednesday, March 2nd
Migrant Realities: Perspectives on Immigration and Justice
7 pm, MBH 216
Rebecca Turner
Michelle Jenness
Lise Nelson


Thursday, March 3rd
Behind Bars: the Story from the Outside and Within
4:30, MBH 220
Eddie Ellis

Expressions of the Justice System (Co-sponsored by the Verbal Onslaught)
9 pm, The Gamut Room


Friday, March 4th
Continuing the Conversation at Middlebury: What You Can Do
Faculty/Student Panel
12:30-2 pm, Axinn 229

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Paul Butler on NPR: Hip Hop Justice

Check out this short NPR clip of symposium keynote speaker Paul Butler discussing a few of his favorite hip hop songs and how they relate to inequalities in the American justice system and illuminate the structural violence in our communities.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=120567774

Paul Butler's Keynote Speech will be on Sunday February 27th in McCullough at 7 pm.
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