Full Circle 02 - 09 - 18 UnCommon Law
Tonight, we discuss incarceration.
From Angela Davis’ “Are Prisons Obsolete?” to Michelle Alexander’s “The New Jim Crow,” the surge of freedom fighters challenging our mass incarceration system is ever-increasing, particularly in light of growing ICE raids and the reign of violence targeting blac…
Keramet Reiter
City Lights and Uncommon Law welcome Keramet Reiter in conversation with Keith Wattley of UnCommon Law to discuss 23/7: Pelican Bay Prison and the Rise of Long-Term Solitary Confinement from Yale University Press.
Originally meant to be brief and exceptional, solitary confinement in U.S. prisons …
Keramet Reiter
City Lights and Uncommon Law welcome Keramet Reiter in conversation with Keith Wattley of UnCommon Law to discuss 23/7: Pelican Bay Prison and the Rise of Long-Term Solitary Confinement from Yale University Press.
Originally meant to be brief and exceptional, solitary confinement in U.S. prisons …
A Brief But Spectacular take the narrative about people who commit violent crime
Keith Wattley is the founding executive director of UnCommon Law, a group that helps people who are serving life sentences navigate the parole process. He shares his Brief But Spectacular take on changing the narrative about people who commit violent crimes. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://w…
A Brief But Spectacular take on the narrative about people who commit violent crime
Keith Wattley is the founding executive director of UnCommon Law, a group that helps people who are serving life sentences navigate the parole process. He shares his Brief But Spectacular take on changing the narrative about people who commit violent crimes. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://w…
174: How UnCommon Law Challenges California's Broken System of Parole w/Keith Wattley
Joining Hunter today is Keith Wattley, the Founder and Executive Director of Uncommon Law. Keith and his team at Uncommon Law support people navigating California's discretionary parole process through trauma-informed legal representation, mental health counselling, legislative and policy advocacy…
Who Deserves a Second Chance? Keith Wattley on Justice, Healing & Defending the People Society Gives Up On
Keith Wattley, attorney, Obama Foundation Fellow, and Founder & Executive Director of UnCommon Law, joins RISE Urban Nation to discuss criminal justice reform, second chances, and the humanity of incarcerated people serving life sentences.
With more than 25 years of experience advocating for peopl…
Prison Reform
Host Annmarie Hylton introduces the Project Good Podcast’s June focus on prison reform, outlining longstanding criticisms of California’s prison system and recent reform efforts. She interviews Keith Wattley, founder and executive director of Uncommon Law, about what drew him into criminal justice …
The distinction between perpetrator and survivor stops making sense because most perpetrators are survivors
Sometimes a single data point tells a story that cries out for our attention, reflection and action. In California, 35,000 people, two thirds of whom are Black and Brown, are serving life sentences in the state's prison system. Nationally, 200,000 men and women are serving life sentences, one of ev…
Street Soldiers Radio: Uncommon Law
Keith Wattley, founder of UnCommon Law joined Street Soldiers Radio to shared how they have supported incarcerated people to heal and return home through parole.
For 20 years, UnCommon Law has championed the radical notion that people serving life sentences in prison for serious or vio…
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