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Post Traumatic Prison Disorder TOWN HALL
Episode 1: WATCH BELOW

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TOWN HALL EVENT

The research presentation ties empirical work done by The Confined Arts at the Center for Justice at Columbia University and other researchers to speak to the importance of this bill and supporting policies regarding mental health resources for people released from prisons and jails.

This virtual town hall meeting was organized by Silent Cry and Hosted by The Confined Arts and brings together Health Experts, Faith Leaders, National Organizers, Entrepreneurs, Artists, and Advocates to share direct knowledge and expertise in support of the Post Traumatic Prison Disorder Shawanna W76337 bill.

Speakers and Presenters:
  • Pastor Isaac Scott, The Confined Arts at Columbia University
  • Lauren Hagani, The Confined Arts at Columbia University
  • Anatazia Schmid, PhD. Candidate, UC Riverside
  • Jewel Jones, Assembly Member
  • Richard Griffin, 327 Consulting Group
  • Stephanie Carnegie, Totality Of A Woman (TOAW)
  • Arthur Rambert, Community Stakeholder/Activist
  • Glenn Martin, GEMTrainers, LLC, GEMrealestate, LLC 
  • Phil Giltner, Office of Brian Benjamin
  • Dr. Coralanne Griffith-Hunte, Created for Greatness Leadership Group, Inc.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW EVENT PROGRAM

**CALL TO ACTION**

 Behind the prison walls there are many Silently crying. Let's answer the call of our communities inside and outside. If you are in New York State please write or call Senator Brian Benjamin's office. If you are in Michigan please Write or call Assemblyman Jewell Jones office in support of this legislation. Write them and say “We need Post traumatic prison disorder Shawanna W76337”,  a holistic approach to healing from incarceration.   

If you would like to assist in petitions, lobbying, and supporting this legislation please email : shawanna@silentcryinc.org 
We also would like commitments for volunteers, petitions, monetary donations for promotional purposes and interns.
 
Information of the author: Out of my own Silent Cry's. My own emotional experience of trauma and pain from the incarceration system to the post incarceration population. It's taken multiple years and ways of healing through the pain. But, through trauma comes healing. And, we will become whole together. 

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      • Open Call for Clemency
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      • Women in Prison
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      • 132 Calls
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