Back to All Events

Juror Information Project: Overview Session

  • Lutheran Church of the Reformation 212 East Capitol Street Northeast Washington, DC, 20003 United States (map)

Harriet’s Wildest Dreams and Free DC are coming together for a juror teach-in at Lutheran Church of the Reformation. We’ll discuss what it really means to serve on a jury and how we can use that role to protect our people especially those with marginalized identities who are disproportionately targeted by the criminal legal system.

Jury duty is not just a civic responsibility; it’s a powerful tool for ensuring fairness and justice. As community members, our participation in juries is vital to safeguarding the rights of those who are most vulnerable to systemic biases. By serving on a jury, we can influence outcomes and help create a more equitable legal process.

Come and engage in meaningful conversations, learn from legal experts, activists, and fellow community members, and find out how you can play a pivotal role in shaping a more just society. This session is open to everyone.

Register to attend here.

Previous
Previous
September 8

Federal Forces Out Now: Visits to Congress with Free DC

Next
Next
September 8

Popular Education Working Group - September meeting (Virtual)