RSVP for "Almost Home: Life After Incarceration" film screening on May 2nd, 5:00 - 6:50 PM
Brought to you by the Disabled Student Union: 

Join us for a film screening of the documentary "Almost Home: Life After Incarceration", featuring Luis Jimenez, Richie Boucon, and more. We will be showing the 60-minute version of the film, including a discussion at the end for viewers to share their thoughts and takeaways, and words of support. The Zoom link will be sent out before the event. For those coming in person, masks are required and will be provided. Masks can also be found at the following locations, courtesy of the Disabled Student Union's advocacy and Health Promotional Initiative: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/wear-your-face-mask/#where 

GENERAL DETAILS:

Location: Royce 190 and on Zoom

Date & Time: May 2nd, 5:00 PM - 6:50 PM

Accessibility: Mask guidance, air purifiers in the space, and closed captions on the film. For further questions, email dsuucla@gmail.com

Guidance: The Disabled Student Union is committed to holding safer and more accessible events, and practicing intersectional disability justice. For the safety and accessibility of this event, high quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) are STRONGLY preferred and will be provided at the event. Masks can also be found at these locations on campus, including the LGBTQ CRC, courtesy of the Disabled Student Union's advocacy: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/wear-your-face-mask/#where 

Do not attend the event in person if you are feeling symptomatic or ill, if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks, or if you’ve had a close contact exposure to COVID-19. We also recommend taking a COVID-19 test before the event: UCLA still offers free PCR testing and also offers rapid testing (not free), and details can be found here: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/covid-testing/

Summary of film: "Almost Home is a feature-length documentary that examines the many challenges individuals face when they get released from prison and the positive impact they can have if given the opportunity to succeed. In the United States, more than 600,000 people return home from incarceration each year, often with little support or stability. For people who live in the shadows of their criminal records, overcoming the extensive legal restrictions and social stigmas is a daunting task. Once released from the prison gates, individuals face staggering rates of unemployment, discrimination, and homelessness. Without the support needed to overcome these devastating barriers, people often return to illegal activities just to survive. This unique film follows formerly incarcerated students enrolled in an innovative program at a community college in Southern California. Their inspiring stories illustrate how education and support can transform lives, open doors to new careers, heal trauma, and uplift entire families and communities."
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Community Guidelines:
The Disabled Student Union is committed to holding safer and more accessible events, and practicing intersectional disability justice. For the safety and accessibility of this event, high quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) are STRONGLY preferred and will be provided at the event. Masks can also be found at these locations on campus, including the LGBTQ CRC, courtesy of the Disabled Student Union's advocacy: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/wear-your-face-mask/#where 

Do not attend the event in person if you are feeling symptomatic or ill, if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks, or if you’ve had a close contact exposure to COVID-19. We also recommend taking a COVID-19 test before the event: UCLA still offers free PCR testing and also offers rapid testing (not free), and details can be found here: https://covid-19.ucla.edu/covid-testing/ 
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