
ALT Image Description: Sky blue, dusty blue and white graphic featuring image of Phoeun in blue collared shirt. Text reads “Demand Gov. Newsom #StopICETransfers of Phoeun You, a Cambodian Genocide Survivor and Refugee, Bit.ly/ProtectPhoeun #ProtectPhoeun #StopICETransfers #VISIONAct #HomeNotHeartbreak, I’m asking to have the opportunity to serve the community, in any way I can. It’s my duty, as a rehabilitated human being, to continue to make living amends, to begin giving back a tiny amount of what I took when I committed my crime. I do not believe it would serve my community or society in general to have me detained again after my time has been served.”

ALT Dark maroon background. Left image: Ke Lam in black and white. Middle image: Maria Lugarda in black and white. Right image: Peejay Ai in black and white. Yellow head line text: PARDON #APSC 3. Beige sub text: APSC 3 are beloved leader, advocate, and mentor. They served their time, and are giving back to the community. As formerly incarcerated immigrants and refugees, their lived experiences make them champions of change, healing, and transformation. Despite their work and transformation, they are at risk of deportation. Call Governor Newsom today and demand that he pardon Ke Lam, Maria, and Peejay.

ALT Event name and information on a turquoise background: "Abolitionist in Action: Transformative Justice and the University with Mariame Kaba and TJ Practitioners." Below in a blue box, white text: "Thursday, April 14, 6-7:30 PM EST, Zoom Webinar, Register now: bit.ly/3i8wOFC." There are pictures of each speaker, as well as their names and background. Panelists are: Mariame Kaba (author of We Do This 'Til We Free Us and founding member of Project NIA, Survived and Punished, and the Chicago Freedom School, Dara Kwayera Imami Bayer (Brown University's Transformative Justice Practitioner Program), Camila Pelsinger (Brown University's Transformative Justice Practitioner Program), and Sofia Meadows (Unity Circles). In the lower left are logos for the Charles Warren Center For Studies in American History, Mindich Program for Engaged Scholarship, The Abolition Collaboratory, Mahindra Humanities Center, Phillips Brooks House Association, Transformative Justice Initiative, Prison Studies Project.
![[Image description: yellow background, Right: sketch photo of Vithea Yung. Headline Reads: #FreeVithea. Quote Text Reads: We as a people, who have disabilities, go through a lot mentally and physically. The medical care that is provided by CDCR is very minimal and could be improved on so many levels. Appropriate basic healthcare, timely response to medical request and adequate supplies are some of the things that needs to be reviewed. Though we have a record, it doesn’t mean we are not human. All humans deserve to be equally treated when it comes to medical situations. Link: bit.ly/freevithea. Hashtags: #FreeVithea #StopICETransfers #VISIONAct #HomeNotHeartbreak]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPxnZ7kXEAwQ1KP.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT [Image description: yellow background, Right: sketch photo of Vithea Yung. Headline Reads: #FreeVithea. Quote Text Reads: We as a people, who have disabilities, go through a lot mentally and physically. The medical care that is provided by CDCR is very minimal and could be improved on so many levels. Appropriate basic healthcare, timely response to medical request and adequate supplies are some of the things that needs to be reviewed. Though we have a record, it doesn’t mean we are not human. All humans deserve to be equally treated when it comes to medical situations. Link: bit.ly/freevithea. Hashtags: #FreeVithea #StopICETransfers #VISIONAct #HomeNotHeartbreak]

ALT Image description: A red graphic has an illustration of a chair with text: “Home Not Heartbreak, A bi-weekly campaign to free community members impacted by ICE transfers and to call for the passage of the #VISIONAct (AB 937), bit.ly/HomeNotHeartbreak, Every 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, and hashtags, #VISIONAct, #CommunitiesNotCages, #HomeNotHeartbreak.























