Civil Rights Coalition on Police Reform Baltimore Town Hall, Sat., Nov. 4 (10a-1p) at St. Peter Claver Hall

Civil Rights Coalition on Police Reform

Baltimore Town Hall

 

 

GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:

• Support community engagement in Baltimore City
  • Raising profile of local reform efforts
  • Eliciting feedback on current state of policing
• Update local community on police reform
• Set the stage for upcoming engagement points
  • Legislative session
  • Engagement with independent monitor
  • Trial board results

 

DATE & TIME:

• November 4th, 2017, 10am-12pm, community-building lunch at 12pm

 

 

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS:

• 200-300

 

 

VENUE:

• Peter Claver Hall, 1546 N. Fremont Ave., 21217

 

 

FORMAT:

• Welcome and intros (10 mins)
  • Introduce Local Planning Partners
• Panel- Updates on Baltimore police reform (45 mins)
  • Consent decree status/monitor
  • Accountability for the death of Freddie Gray
  • City of Baltimore actions, proposals
  • Upcoming state legislative session
• Small groups (40 mins)
  • Effect of reform efforts so far
  • Concerns going into the future
  • How to keep people engaged long term?
• Small group report-outs (15 mins)
• Wrap up and highlight common themes and areas for continued engagement (10 mins)

 

LOCAL PLANNING PARTNERS:

• Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
• Equity Matters
• NAACP
• No Boundaries Coalition

 

VOLUNTEERS FROM:

• Downtown Baltimore Family Alliance

 

LUNCH SPONSOR:

• National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

 

MODERATOR:

• Barbara Arnwine—Transformative Justice Alliance

 

PANELISTS:

• Doni Glover—Sandtown Winchester United
• Linzy Jackson—Hiphop Caucus
• Tawanda Jones—The West Family Coalitions
• Ray Kelly—No Boundaries Coalition
• Carlton Mayers III—NAACP LDF

 

FOLLOW UP:

• Report out and identify areas to continue collaboration