Legal Literacy Teach-In on Navigating Heightened Law Enforcement and Military Presence in Our Communities
Join the School of Social Work's Office of Access, Strategic Initiatives & Support (O.A.S.I.S.) for a Legal Literacy Teach-In focused on navigating times of heightened law enforcement or military presence in our communities. This session will provide practical strategies for identifying rights violations, supporting neighbors, and advocating effectively.
Date: Monday, Dec. 8
Time: 12-2 p.m. (in person)
Location: SSW Building, Room 2W11
A light lunch will be served.
About the Session:
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Know your rights and understand proper protocols and policies when it comes to navigating increased law enforcement and military activity in your area.
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Gain practical tools to recognize rights violations and support affected individuals and communities.
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Explore the psychological and ethical dimensions of enforcement encounters through a trauma-informed lens.
Panel Includes:
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Attorneys, legal advocates, and social workers.
Who Should Attend:
- Social work students, staff, faculty, and community partners interested in strengthening their legal literacy and advocacy skills.
To attend, please complete the Teach-In Registration Form.