Name: LEAH's Exhibition Walkthrough + Discussion: Civil Legal Needs as a Path to End Incarceration, with Innovation for Justice
Location: Anew Café & Goods, 526 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, USA, West Village

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LEAH's Exhibition Walkthrough + Discussion: Civil Legal Needs as a Path to End Incarceration, with Innovation for Justice

Wed, Jun 10 at 2pm

Anew Café & Goods, 526 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014, USA, West Village

FREE learning

Exhibition walkthrough and discussion on civil legal needs and decarceration advocacy.

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