Name: 4th Annual Reimagining Reintegration
Start: 2024-11-13T18:00:00-06:00
End: 2024-11-13T20:00:00-06:00
Location: Board of Trust, Student Life Center Vanderbilt University

Launch out with Reimagining Reintegration and Vanderbilt Pr*son Project
About this Event

4th Annual Reimagining Reintegration

Join us for the 4th Annual Reimagining Reintegration and hear from local representatives, community members, and students from Vanderbilt, Belmont, Fisk, Meharry, Tennesse State University, and Rhodes on how Tenessee can reimagine reintegration. The event will feature a performace by the Nashville Community Pr*son Ministry & Choir, a student panel, an awarness session about "Free the People, Free the Vote," and presentation of the THEI Alumni Network Award.

Date: Wednesday November 13, 2024 6:00PM-8:00PM

Location: Board of Trust Room, Student Life Center Vanderbilt University

Sponsors: Vanderbilt Pr*son Project, Tennessee Higher Education Initiative (THEI), Dismas House, American Twine & Paper, Free Hearts, TN Office of Reentry, The Doochin Family Trust, Healing Minds & Souls, Nashville Community Pr*son Ministry & Choir, and The National Council for Incarcerateed and Formely Incarcerated Women and Girls

Mission statement: This year the 4th Annual Reimagining Reintegration is not only going to reflect back on the origins of how RR came into existence, our program will highlight and has for years coined the very model, a trifecta if you will, of "Higher Education, Reentry, and Workforce," as the keys to unlocking the doors of opportunity for our most marginlized and vunerable populations. We also recognize that through this trifecta of change how we as a society can utilize this macro weapon of sorts as a way to shift and disrupt systems of harm. Changing not only how we operate in politics, but reshape how campuses across our state communicate, developing a new wave of social development, not based within an email, text, like, heart, or repost; it's taking the time to consider walking across the street, or driving across a bridge, and learning that we as a society can shift how we see or envision social engagement using freedom, opportunity, and the mindset of effectuating systems change as the catalyst to disrupting systems of harm.