Real Talk: A Conversation with Mr. Huwe Burton
This is a unique opportunity for youth, DCS workers and Foster Success staff to engage in dialogue to speak about criminal justice reform, the importance of voting, and solutions to the problem of racial discrimination.
Who
This conversation is open to youth, DCS workers, providers, and Foster Success Staff. Youth voice will be prioritized.
What
A youth facilitated conversation with Mr. Huwe Burton, a man who spent several years in prison for a crime he did not commit due to discrimination in the criminal justice system. Following this conversation youth, staff and DCS workers will be allowed to engage in Q&A. Learn more about Huwe here and here.
When
September 28, 2020 from 5:30 pm EST
Where
Zoom. Pre-register here.
Why
This is a unique opportunity for youth, DCS workers and Foster Success staff to engage in dialogue to speak about criminal justice reform, the importance of voting and share solutions to the problem of racial discrimination.
The ground rules
- This space is not created for debate or convincing, but open dialogue and conversation.
- Please keep the conversation respectful; this isn’t the place to bring negativity or hate.
- You can keep your camera on or off, whichever makes you most comfortable.
- Feel free to utilize the chat box to engage, ask questions, or post resources.
- Feel free to submit your questions and concerns anonymously.
- GOLDEN RULE: I respect you, you respect me.