Justice 101 is a discussion series examining the history of the justice system in America, from its founding to today, and the impact it has on society, citizens, and the world. Justice 101 programs are free and take place monthly. You can join us live at the times listed, or watch the discussions back anytime on YouTube. Justice 101 is designed for learners of all ages.
Upcoming Events:
Advance registration is required for all Justice 101 events.
- January 21, 2025, 11 am - 12 pm — The Long Revolt: Reinterpreting Dissent, Prison Uprisings, and Black Radicalism
- February 20, 2025 — Is Freedom of the Press Truly Free Behind Bars? The First Amendment and Journalism in Prison
- March 27, 2025 — The History of Women in Prison and the Legacy of Freedom Fighters
- April 24, 2025 — The History of Solitary Confinement in America
- May 22, 2025 — The Evolution of Capital Punishment and Ongoing Legal Battles
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Previous Events:
Watch any time on our YouTube channel!
- Fourth Amendment in the Digital Age: Privacy, Policing, and Constitutional Rights - December 2024
- Understanding Restorative Justice - November 2024
- The State of the Union on Criminal Justice Reform - October 2024
- Policing in America: Navigating the 4th Amendment, Stop and Frisk, and Civil Rights - May 2024
- Exploring the 13th Amendment and the Persistence of Forced Labor in Prisons - April 2024
- Women Behind Bars: Why Is Incarceration of Women on the Rise? – March 2024
- Does the First Amendment Apply in Prisons? – February 2024
- Conversation on Civil Rights Movements within Prisons – January 2024
- The 8th Amendment: Cruel & Unusual Punishment – September 2023
