Скачать или смотреть Virtual Forum: Racial Injustice & Policing Reform

The University of Kansas School of Law hosted a virtual conversation on racial injustice and policing in the state of Kansas on Tuesday, July 21, 2020.

This event brought together community stakeholders from around Kansas to discuss how racial injustice has played a role in the lives of Kansans and what steps we are taking to address change. Leaders discussed specific laws, policies and resources that could be implemented to change policing and public safety.

Speakers:
• Marc Bennett, district attorney, Sedgwick County
• Lauren Bonds, legal director, ACLU of Kansas
• Melody Brannon, federal public defender, District of Kansas
• Quinton Lucas, mayor of Kansas City, Missouri; KU Law faculty
• Ursula Minor, president of the Lawrence Branch NAACP
• Catina Taylor, founder, DREAMS KC

Professor Corey Rayburn Yung moderated the panel. The event was presented by the Faculty and Staff Committee on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at the University of Kansas School of Law.