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Host, Simmy Hundal, explores the theme 'We're Not Gonna Take It', an analysis of actions by groups of people against unacceptable circumstances, in this February 2022 Webinar with the special guest speaker, Darrell Malone Jr. This is the first of the second season of the March for Unity, Civility, & Political Engagement (MUCPE).

Malone is an experienced technologist that is leveraging tools to support the underprivileged with regards to the American Criminal Justice System Courts & Law Enforcement.

About MUCPE:
"The March for Unity, Civility, & Political Engagement (MUCPE) is a monthly, themed webinar series that brings diverse leaders to talk through issues of the day in an effort to build better bridges between communities.
I've been restless about the direction that I've felt myself & other Americans moving in: we're divided, antagonistic, & averse to politics. I'd wanted to do something to change but I'd felt powerless.
'Marching' - or outwardly publicizing my discontent with the status quo - is a way for me to express a desire to change & listen to others.
We have an opportunity - we are, after all, the bosses of our elected officials. Therefore, I feel we have the responsibility to try to lead our country and the world to a better place together.
The values of this March:
Unity: Unify around creating a better tomorrow. All are welcome regardless of race, religion, nationality or political leanings.
Civility: Listen with respect, leading to Learning and Loving your neighbor.
Political Engagement: If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.

We'll march for Unity, Civility, & Political Engagement at 5pm EST the Tuesday after the first Monday of every month, counting down to Election Tuesday each election year (i.e. 2020, 2022, etc.). Our work is not over at 5 =)
Let's make a dent in divisiveness!"
Simmy

More About Darrell:
Darrell Malone Jr. is a fintech engineer and technology activist from Houston, Texas. In 2017, Darrell founded the Tubman Project; an effort to develop advanced technology for public defenders. He organized a series of hackathons and worked to inspire others to support various initiatives. The involved projects and challenges ranged from leveraging computer vision in paralegal work to providing secure alibis using a client’s digital footprint. In the process, he joined a community of civic hackers and activists.

This year Darrell is launching the National Police Data Collaborative, an organization devoted to monitoring the conduct of law enforcement officers nationwide. Through open-source technology, shared data standards, and a decentralized method of distribution, he hopes the NPDC will be able to unite police accountability activists into a singular force for transparency and justice.

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