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To celebrate GIVING TUESDAY 2023, RestoreHER US.America is inviting you to help fund our efforts in 2024 to convene justice impacted women & girls who have experienced pregnancy during incarceration, domestic violence, and sexual abuse, HERvalue.

https://www.restoreher.us/giving-tuesday.html

HELP showcase your support for RestoreHER by making a gift and spreading the word on social media using hashtags:

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SEPT 30th-OCT 1st REGISTER FOR THE Restoreher US.America RestoreUS RESEARCH CONFERENCE “DATA Is LIFE”…click the link below
"Data Access for Transparency and Accountability (D.A.T.A.) IS LIFE for incarcerated women to provide the human rights of safety, gender equity, and dignity deserved by ALL."
~ Pamela Winn

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RestoreHER Research Conference

PUSH FOR DIGNITY NC TO PASS SENATE INTO LAW!

Activists push for dignity for incarcerated women “I received no prenatal care,” Puckett Williams said.

A November 2020 report from The Sentencing Project showed that “the rate of growth for female imprisonment has been twice as high as that of men since 1980. ”Despite this increase, prisons were “literally built for men,” said Pamela Winn, which resulted in a lack of legislation around problems that affect people with periods. She said she hopes more states will pass legislation in the next few years.

5 pads for 2 cellmates: Period products are still scarce in prison Many prisons charge for menstrual products. And access is limited even in facilities that require pads and tampons to be free.

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice and the Coalition for Criminal Justice Reform are hosting a panel discussion on critical reproductive justice issues within prisons, jails, and immigration detention centers. Panelists include Mari Newman, a Partner at Killmer, Lane & Newman, LLP; Pamela Clifton with the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition; Jenny Regier, an Equal Justice Works Fellow at RMIAN; and Pamela WINN, Founder of RestoreHER.
REGISTER HERE:
https://udenver.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErdu6pqDIiE9euBzsmjt86zo3UX1oPzeGC

ANOTHER WINN!

Mississippi is restoring rights to incarcerated pregnant women by banning shackling during child birth.

Read more here: https://www.wjtv.com/news/mississippi-law-will-ban-shackling-inmates-during-childbirth/

Join Me🧩On KEEP LIV’N Today @ 8p EST To Uplift Justice Impacted Women! You can view is on Facebook Live- https://www.facebook.com/ethicalevangelist/posts/822544585137636 or YouTube https://youtu.be/EUGGhRp50zM

TOMORROW at 1:20 PM ET, , , and other partners will be participating in a to discuss the “State of Black Girls & Women Today.” Join us using the hashtag above and add your voice to the conversation!