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Ending Mass Incarceration through Cultural Healing, Restorative Practices, and Kinship Webinar

  • Dec 17, 2025
  • 1 min read

MILPA Collective in partnership with Life Comes From It to launch a four part series around various topics covering ending mass incarceration, restorative justice, peace making, kinship, land efforts and others.


In this first series we uplift, amplify, and center the voices of LCFI grantees, allies, and kin. Having a space for cross-cutting dialogues and reflections that expand on restorative practices, ending mass incarceration, and the intersection of the approaches and stewardship necessary to be successful while engaging in land-based healing, projects and kinship.


The Moderator Juan Gomez, MILPA Executive Director accompanied by a esteemed and extinguished panel who are all leaders in organizations taking care of the work.


Albino Garcia, Jr. | La Plazita Institute in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Angell Perez | Colorado Circles for Change in Denver, Colorado

Jasmyn Story | Freedom Farm Azul in Prattville, Alabama

Richard Wallace | Equity & Transitions in Chicago, Illinois


Kick off song: • To All My Relatives Official Music Video


Want to stay connected?

Albino Garcia, Jr. | La Plazita Institute

Facebook: @laplazitainstitute

Instagram: @laplazitainstitute


Angell Perez | Colorado Circles for Change

Instagram: @ccfcdenver


Jasmyn Story | Freedom Farm Azul

Instagram: @freedomfarmazul


Richard Wallace | Equity and Transformation

Facebook: EquityAndTransformation

Instagram: @eatorgchicago


Juan Gomez | MILPA Collective

Facebook: MILPACollective

Instagram: @milpacollective

 
 
 

1 Comment


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