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Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

Vote For Justice : An Evening of Empowerment with Activists and Artists

(l-r) John Malcolm, Jesselyn McCurdy, Eli Lehrer, Nicole Austin-Hillery talk federal criminal justice reform during the ASKS Summit in March 2016.

(l-r) Interfaith Criminal Justice Coalition's Kara Gotsch, Leadership Conference's Nancy Zirkin, Coalition for Public Safety and U.S. Justice Action Network's Moira Bagley Smith, Justice Roundtable's Nkechi Taifa and Faith & Freedom Coalition's Patrick Purtill participate in ASKS Summit "The Importance of Coalitions: Bringing the Left and Right Togther to Find Common Ground and Educate Policymakers in Order to Enable Policy Reforms" in March.

(l-r) Bob Ehrlich, RIck Jones, Justice Roundtable member and NACDL's Angelyn Frazer-Giles, Amy Solomon, Adryann Glenn during ASKS Summit's "Collateral Consequences: Pursing the Theory of a Second Chance" in March 2016.

The Sentencing Project's Marc Mauer, Prof. Angela Davis and the Correctional Association of NY's Soffiyah Elijah during March 5, 2016 Beyond the Bars conference at Columbia University.

Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections members with Urban Institute staff gather for group picture at code of briefing on Final Recommendations

The Clemency Project's Cynthia Roseberry during the Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections in February 2016

Author Andrea James addresses the crowd during the 2014 Free Her Rally in Washington, D.C.

Advocate Ama Seitu addresses an audience during a Q & A forum.

Justice Roundtable Working Group members often travel to the White House for meetings on reform.

Former Attorney General Eric Holder following a White House event

The Leadership Conference's Wade Henderson and Sakira Cook

Van Jones featured speaker at Justice Roundtable Assembly

The U.S. Sentencing Commission deliberates drug policies

Bobby Vassar celebrating his retirement with Jasmine Tyler, Nkechi Taifa, Jesselyn McCurdy

Nkechi Taifa with Roy Austin speaking at Justice Roundtable Assembly

Justice Roundtable Convener Nkechi Taifa stands outside of the entrance of the White House following a meeting.

Justice Roundtable Convener Nkechi Taifa with Andrea James, author of "Upper Bunkies Unite: And Other Thoughts on the Politics of Mass Incarceration."

Charles Thornton, Director of DC Office of Returning Citizens, Nkechi Taifa, and Jo Patterson, Director Parent Watch pose before Champions of Change event at White House

Event, "Prison, Women, and Change: A Conversation" held at the Brooklyn Museum featured Susan Rosenberg, a former political prisoner turned writer and teacher, and Nkechi Taifa, Senior Policy Analyst with the Open Society who discussed how movements for change and justice have developed over the last 25 years.

Justice Roundtable-organized Congressional Briefing, “The Girlfriend Problem,” panelists R-L - Jesselyn McCurdy (ACLU); Pat Nolan (Justice Fellowship); Angela Arboleda (NCLR); Ayesha Murray (daughter of Hameedah Hassan); Kemba Smith

Professor Charles Ogletree (Harvard Law); Kemba Smith, Nkechi Taifa & Rep. Bobby Scott pose after Rep. Maxine Waters’ annual forum on mandatory minimum sentences at the Congressional Black Caucus Forum

Nkechi Taifa with Black Lives Matter crowd

Members of Congress listen to then President Bush at signing of the Second Chance Act Reentry bill

ACLU's Jesselyn McCurdy addresses an audience during a Capitol Hill convening.

ACLU’s Jesselyn McCurdy and then ACLU Center for Justice Director Vanita Gupta with Cedric Parker, brother of Obama’s first commutation awardee, Eugenia Jennings

Former Major League baseball star Willie Mays Aikens, released from prison after 14 years, testifies in Crack Cocaine Hearing before Congress

Nkechi Taifa shares a moment with Congresswoman Maxine Waters at panel on mandatory minimum sentences during the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s annual convening

The Sentencing Project’s Marc Mauer moderates Justice Roundtable panel featuring Professor Paul Butler and then-ACLU Center for Justice Director Vanita Gupta.

Clemency expert Mark Osler poses with book of historic clemency proceedings from the Ford Administration

Former House Judiciary counsel Ron LeGrande converses with Nkechi Taifa; Mel Wilson (National Association of Social Workers), smiles

The sentences of both Kemba Smith-Pradia (left) and Dorothy Gaines were commuted by President Bill Clinton. They now advocate on behalf of other women in the justice system.

Members of the Justice Roundtable, Kara Gotsch, Jasmine Tyler, Nkechi Taifa, Jesselyn McCurdy, Angelyn Frazer-Giles and Nicole Austin-Hillery (from left to right)

Justice Roundtable members Kara Gotsch, Jesselyn McCurdy and Laura Murphy.

Bureau of Prisons Acting Director Tom Kane addresses Justice Roundtable Assembly

Cynthia Robbins makes a point during Justice Roundtable Assembly

ACLU’s Jesselyn McCurdy, ABA’s Bruce Nicholson, Justice Fellowship’s Heather Rice-Minus, consultant Jenny Collier, disability rights advocate Dara Baldwin at Justice Roundtable assembly

The 2011 Institute of the Black World 21st Century panel on the Drug War featuring Judge Arthur Burnett, Drug Policy Alliance's Jasmine Tyler, and the NAACP's Hilary Shelton

• Brennan Center’s Washington Office Director Nicole Austin-Hilary at Justice Roundtable Assembly

Justice Roundtable participants at quarterly assembly

Representatives Sheila Jackson Lee, Mel Watt, John Conyers and Bobby Scott at retirement of long-standing Judiciary counsel Bobby Vassar

Incarceration Generation event at Busboys & Poets

Criminal Justice Policy Foundation’s Director Eric Sterling with Open Society Foundations’ Christopher Scott

Dr. Divine Pryor (Nu Leadership), Mommie Activist Karen Garrison with the late prisoner reform expert Eddie Ellis

Dr. Divine Pryor, Mommie Activit Karen, Eddie Ellis

Justice Fellowship’s Craig DeRoche, Open Society Foundations’ Nkechi Taifa and Representative Bobby Scott

Demonstration with Justice signs in front of WH

Marc Mauer of The Sentencing Project, Hilary Shelton of the NAACP, Washington, D.C., Jesselyn McCurdy of the ACLU and Pat Nolan of the Prison Fellowship, testify at crack-cocaine retroactivity hearing in 2011.

The Clemency Project's Cynthia Roseberry sits on the panel during the Charles Colson Task Force of Federal Corrections.

CURE's Charlie Sullivan in action

Senator Booker converses with Representative Frederica Wilson during event at White House

Bobby Scott at CBCF podium

Ayesha Murray, daughter of Hameedah Hassan gives heartfelt testimony.

Nicole Austin-Hillery of the Brennan Center for Justice, among others, attend a Michael Brown demonstration in Washington, D.C. in 2015.

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