RJ3: The Intersection of Reproductive, Racial, and Restorative Justice

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Panel argues that relying on criminal law worsens harm: women in prisons rise from 25,450 in 1980 to 225,000+ today, arrest/prosecution show no deterrent effect on intimate partner violence, and diversion programs like Project ROSE criminalize and retraumatize without providing housing, jobs, or therapy. Proposed alternatives are concrete: decriminalize sex work, fund mutual aid and economic supports instead of police (hundreds of millions from VAWA now flow to enforcement), build community accountability through pod-mapping and the Creative Interventions toolkit.

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2. 0:01Claire Samuelson
3. 21:44Lydia Caradonna
4. 26:42Leigh Goodmark she/her
5. 37:38Dorothy Roberts
6. 44:25victorialaw

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