Day 1 Recordings
| Opening – Reforming Criminal Justice in South Carolina (Recording)
John Blume and David Bruck, founded Justice 360, known then as the South Carolina Death Penalty Resource Center, in 1989. John and David will talk about their careers and history working towards criminal justice reform in South Carolina. |
| How are other states addressing the systemic problems with the death penalty? (Recording)
Speakers – Lindsey Vann, Justice 360, Hannah Kubbins, Ohioans to Stop Executions, Dale Brumfield, Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, and Hillary Taylor, South Carolinians for Alternative to the Death Penalty |
| Organizing for Change (Recording)
Speakers – Alana Jordan, Justice 360, Tiffany James, Justice James Consulting, Rev. Dominique Grate, Christian Action Council, and Hayden Laye |
Day 2 Recordings
| Understanding the Legislative Process (Recording)
Speakers – Lindsey Vann, Justice 360, Senator Marlon Kimpson, Michael Acquilano, S.C. Catholic Conference, and Frank Knaack, ACLU of SC |
| Juvenile Detention Issues and Needed Reforms (Recording)
Speakers – Hannah Freedman, Justice 360, Aleksandra Chauhan, NJSC, and Allen Chaney, ACLU |
| Juvenile Sentencing Reform Needs & Proposed Legislation (Recording)
Speakers – Brendan Van Winkle and Hannah Freedman, Justice 360, and Rep. Neil Collins |
Day 3 Recordings
| Parole Reform and Reentry (Recording)
Speakers – Lindsey Vann, Justice 360, Anna Walker, Root and Rebound, Jon Ozmint, The Ozmint Firm, Shirene Hansotia, ACLU of SC |
| A Panel Discussion featuring former Justice 360 Clients (Recording)
Speakers – John Blume, Rusty Cain, Sterling Span, and Anthony Enriquez |
This was a FREE event, but we are always accepting donations and sponsorships. All donations will go to support and continue our mission to promote fairness, reliability, and transparency in the criminal justice system for individuals facing the death penalty and juveniles facing life-in-prison sentencing. Please consider supporting the important work of Justice 360 and give the gift of justice today.
