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SUMMARY:Prison Programming Providers Table: Innovative Models of Peer Led Prison Programming
DESCRIPTION:Join us March 3rd from 12:00–1:30 PM (ET) on Zoom for the MI-CEMI Prison Programming Providers Table\, featuring Demetrius Walls of MOTIVE (Michigan) and Alisha Kohn of Prisoner Brain Trust (New York) in a peer-led conversation on how incarcerated leadership and innovative program models are bridging gaps\, restoring hope\, and driving community change. \nEach of these organizations has exciting innovations for prison programming. \n\nPrisoners’ Brain Trust is a currently incarcerated–led nonprofit organization where all leadership and directives are developed and executed by incarcerated individuals\, centering self-determination\, peer leadership\, and transformative solutions from inside the system.\nMOTIVE: Music Opportunities to Incarcerated Voices Everywhere is a trauma-informed mentorship initiative that connects incarcerated individuals with youth in the community through structured phone calls\, focus groups\, and a recording studio platform\, creating space for healing\, accountability\, and intergenerational guidance on both sides of the wall.\n\nCome learn\, be inspired\, and take notes about how you can apply lessons from these innovators in your own programming. 
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SUMMARY:ShotSpotter is Not the Solution: Voice Your Concern to Detroit City Council
DESCRIPTION:When: March 5\, 2026 – 6 p.m. \nWhere: Wayne State University Law School – Partrich Auditorium \n  \nThe Detroit Police Department’s contract for ShotSpotter\, a gunshot detection surveillance system\, is up for renewal in 2026. This workshop will discuss the reasons why we\, as a community\, cannot rely on ShotSpotter to keep us safe and explore how we can voice these concerns to City Council through public comment. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn the mechanics of making public comments and draft their own. Food and beverages provided. \n  \nShotSpotter and Public Comment Workship Flyer \n 
URL:https://michigancollaborative.org/event/shotspotter-is-not-the-solution-voice-your-concern-to-detroit-city-council/
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SUMMARY:Day of Empathy
DESCRIPTION:Defending Democracy for Justice Impacted Communities. \nEvent Pillars: \n\nThe struggle of women at Huron Valley Correctional Facility\nEconomic Mobility\nThe Plight of Housing\nPost Traumatic Prison Disorder\nThe Crisis of Fees and Fines of Parole\nAmend the 13th\n\nLocation: Shrine of the Black Madonna\, 7625 Linwood\, Detroit\, MI 48206
URL:https://michigancollaborative.org/event/day-of-empathy/
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SUMMARY:What Counts as a Sex Offense May Surprise You
DESCRIPTION:The words “pedophile” and “sex offender” are easily thrown around. But what is a pedophile\,\nand who commits a sex offense? Learning the law is important\, not least so that you can avoid\nviolating it\, and prevent others from doing so. Michigan’s sex offense law is more\nencompassing than you think – over 40\,000 people are on its Registry\, and about 1\,000\nmust wear an electronic ankle tether for life. There are numerous online attractions that can\nlure the unwary\, from pornography to sexting to stings. Young people especially\, don’t know\nwhat’s legal or illegal\, and often don’t think about future consequences. Did you know the\nmost common age to commit a sex offense is 14? \nRegister for $20 at https://www.campusce.net/elderwise/category/category.aspx# \nElderwise on-line course taught by Kathie Gourlay and Carolyn Madden in partnership with Michigan Citizens for Justice
URL:https://michigancollaborative.org/event/what-counts-as-a-sex-offense-may-surprise-you/
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SUMMARY:MI-CEMI Comms Table: When and How to Respond to a Controversy
DESCRIPTION:Every day there’s a new outrage and a new potential communications crisis: \n\nThere’s a new internet rumor attacking your constituency (remember “the eating pets lies?)\nThe opposition drops a terrible bill. You know it won’t go anywhere now\, but you’re worried they are starting their messaging machine to play the long game. \nSomebody in your coalition gets arrested–and the charges don’t look good\n\nWhen situations like these happen\, do you respond so your message is part of the conversation? Or do you stay quiet to avoid drawing further attention to the story? How can you prepare now so that you are ready when crises like these emerge? \nThis panel will hear from experienced communications leaders about how to respond when and how to respond to a controversy. 
URL:https://michigancollaborative.org/event/mi-cemi-comms-table-when-and-how-to-respond-to-a-controversy/
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