Event details
Nov
18
Crime, Punishment, and Civil Rights: The Future of Criminal Justice Reform After the Midterms
What do the 2026 midterm elections mean for the future of criminal justice reform in America? Join documentary filmmaker Lynn Novick and leading policy advocates from across the political spectrum for a screening of clips from the new PBS documentary series Crime and Punishment in America, followed by a discussion on the state of the bipartisan criminal justice reform movement today. How will the election results shape reform efforts in the states and Washington? And what concrete steps can advance safety and civil rights?
Speakers
Lynn Novick
Rachel Wright
Spencer Hartman
DeAnna Hoskins
Nicole Ndumele
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Date
November 18, 2026Time
4:30 p.m.Location
Robertson Hall, 100 Arthur Lewis Auditorium, Robertson Hall, 100A Dodds AtriumAudience
University Sponsors
Criminal Justice @ SPIA, P*LAW