A little refresher to who we are!
Don't forget, tomorrow is Giving Day and we would greatly appreciate any donations made today and tomorrow!
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Opinion: Laken Riley's killing does reflect a broader danger. But it isn't 'immigrant crime' latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Please consider making a donation to send books inside! We are so excited to share stories back with the community.

Death in prison nationwide spiked 77%, or 3.4 times the general population mortality jump, in 2020 as COVID-19 spread worldwide, shows UC Irvine research led by criminology, law & society professors Naomi Sugie & Keramet Reiter & sociology Prof. Kristin Turney. tinyurl.com/2rbcd7hu

UC Irvine's Crim., Law & Society dept is hiring! Asst/Assoc Prof who will contribute to UCI's Black Thriving Initiative. Broad disciplinary interest (crim, anthro, history, ethnic studies, soc, etc). Please share widely! recruit.ap.uci.edu/JPF08630

Incredibly excited to share that my dissertation on sibling educational support was awarded a dissertation grant!! A special thanks to all the siblings who have shared their educational journies with me. I first shared the news with my siblings ❤️

My book, #InvestigatingFamilies , will be out in October!

I can't wait to share what I learned from moms, #ChildProtectiveServices investigators, and mandated reporters with you all.

✨Preorder it here (use code PUP30 for 30% off) or via online retailers: press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

Join us on April 18 for Giving Day and support UCI PrisonPandemic at UCI. Your donation will help us fund a project that connects us with incarcerated people and gives them a voice to share their stories and experiences. #UCI GivingDay #UCI #PrisonPandemicUCI

“Exceptionally weary” faculty 🙋‍♀️

I received a call from the director of the Counseling Center, who tells me they are now open and available for support. That’s better! 💜

There was a murder-suicide on campus yesterday and the UCI Counseling Center is having a staff retreat today. I called to get some resources and learned no one is available to meet with students or staff (but they’ll be back in the office tomorrow!).

Do better, UC Irvine.

I am recruiting Asian American first-generation college students and their siblings in Southern California to learn more about family relationships and educational trajectories. I would really appreciate it if you could retweet/share my flyer! #Dissertation #SocAF

Thank you so much to The Digital Library Federation for including Alexis @policyaspenal and I from UCI PrisonPandemic in the DHC closing plenary. We absolutely loved being a part of such a rich discussion on preserving and digitizing the voices of vulnerable populations.

Why are phones hanging on a wall in UC Irvine Catalyst Gallery? Keramet Reiter, professor of criminology, law & society and PrisonPandemic Exhibit co-founder, explains: tinyurl.com/yt3p8362 (Hurry, your call is waiting today, Thursday or Friday from 2-6 p.m.) UCI Arts

Reminder: We’d love to see you at this tonight! Should be an amazing discussion!

'Locked Down and Locked Up: A PrisonPandemic Exhibit,' which features stories from people incarcerated during the COVID-19 pandemic, continues through Oct. 14 in Catalyst Gallery, ACT 2223, in UCI Arts at UC Irvine. Hours: Tuesdays-Fridays, 2-6 p.m. tinyurl.com/2p8t7cmj

Prison Pandemic exhibit presents invited speaker Keri Blakinger, author of 'Corrections in Ink: A Memoir,' from 4:30-6 p.m. Wed., 10/12, in UC Irvine UCI Arts's Winifred Smith Hall. Free signed books will be available for a limited time. bit.ly/3Dn9yzp

From 2020-2022 I was on a project that collected real stories from real people who were incarcerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. There are no words to describe how amazing it felt to see all the hard work of so many (people who I look up to in so many ways) come off a computer.

Mark your calendar! Don’t miss Locked Down and Locked Up, a PrisonPandemic Exhibit.

Opening day, tomorrow (Sept 27th) from 2pm - 6 pm at Catalyst Gallery, ACT 2223 — Claire Trevor School of the Arts.

Have a sneak peak until then!

Join us in listening and reading the heartfelt stories of imprisoned individuals experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.

PrisonPandemic's Locked Down and Locked Up exhibit will be held at Catalyst Gallery, ACT 2223 from Sept. 27th to Oct 14th, 2PM - 6PM.