As you may know, Black domestic violence survivors face not only abuse from their perpetrators but also economic challenges perpetuated by societal injustices, which can trap them in cycles of abuse and hinder access to support systems.
That’s why, for the month of Juneteenth, we’re proud to host Tinisch Hollins, the Executive Director of Californians for Safety and Justice and the Co-Founder of San Francisco Black Wall Street, as our esteemed guest speaker. A survivor herself, Tinisch advocates for underrepresented crime survivors and has testified before the California legislature on several occasions to expand services. She currently serves on the San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee as well as the San Quentin Transformation Advisory Council, demonstrating her commitment to building equitable communities and promoting rehabilitation over incarceration.
Event Details:
Date: June 19, 2024
Time: 12:00 Noon
Duration: 1 Hour
Zoom Meeting Link: Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice
Californians for Safety and Justice is a nonprofit project leading the charge in advocating for common-sense solutions to replace prison and justice system inefficiencies. Through policy advocacy, public education, and support for local best practices, they aim to break the cycle of crime and foster healthier communities.
In the same regard, we will also be highlighting the SF Black Wall Street Foundation. They provide advocacy, foster strategic partnerships, and implement culturally relevant programming to make sure Black San Franciscans receive the investment, technical support, and access to sustainable opportunities we deserve.
Please note that this event will bring up conversations around domestic violence, crime and other societal issues, which may be triggering, so please be advised.
Your presence at this event will support our collective efforts to create safer neighborhoods and promote justice for all, we look forward to your presence at this important event.
Thank You for Your Continued Support!