Program: Restorative
Justice Conference
Eastern Society for
Women in Philosophy (ESWIP)
& The Hobby Center
for Public Policy
April 8 & 9th,
2016
Honors College Commons,
MD Anderson Library, University of Houston
Friday, April 8th:
1 pm: Welcome, Johanna
Luttrell and Amy Nigh, ESWIP officers
1:15 pm- 2 pm: “Suspensions in Houston Schools, and the School-to-Prison Pipeline”
2:15- 3 pm: “The State of the Incarcerated in Texas”
Jolanda Jones, attorney and Houston Independent School District Board Member
2:15- 3 pm: “The State of the Incarcerated in Texas”
Wallis Nader, Attorney,
Texas Civil Rights Project
Jay Jenkins,
Attorney, Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
3:15- 4:30 pm : “Death Penalty Work in Texas”
Safa Ansari-Bayegan, Mitigation Specialist at Regional Public
Defender Office, Lubbock
“Institutionalized Torture: How States
Commit Human Rights Abuses”
Glaydon Jose de Freitas Filho, University
of Houston School of Law
7 pm, Dinner
Saturday, April 9th:
8:45 am: coffee in commons
9 am: “Not Caring about Convicts: A Case of Affective and Epistemic
Insensitivity”
Lauren Woomer, DePaul University
9: 30 am: “The
Three Rs: Retribution, Revenge, and Restoration”, Tamler Sommers, University
of Houston
10 am: “Just Motherhood: Understanding the State’s
Urge to Punish Drug Addicted Pregnant Women”
Amy McKiernan, Vanderbilt University, and Leigh
Ellis, public benefits
attorney at Legal Services of Hudson Valley in White Plains, New York
10:30-11
am: Coffee Break
11
am: “Can’t
Unrape You: Rape, Restorative Justice, and Transformative Justice”
Azzurra Crispino, Austin Community College and PAPS
(Prison Abolition Prisoner Solidarity)
11:30 am: “Goodwill
and Reconciliation”, Janice Moskalik, University of Washington
Noon -1 pm: Lunch,
Served in Commons
1 pm: “Justice for the Cognitively
Disabled”, Caroline Christoff, University of Texas, Austin
1:30 pm: “Pragmatics
as Remedy: Addressing Microaggressions as a Step Toward Restorative Justice”, Mark Tschaepe, Prairie View A&M
University
2 pm: “Restorative Practices: Conflict
Resolution for Social Movements”
Lindsay Whittaker,
Virginia Tech
2:30-3 pm: Coffee Break
3 pm: “Shared
Social Securities and Transformative Justice”
Ami Harbin,
Oakland University
3:30 pm: “The
Foreigner and Parresia: (Re)examining
Structures of Exclusion and Belonging”, Amy Nigh, independent scholar
4:30 pm: Undergraduate
Session
“Re-examining Hobbes' Social Theory According to the Evolution of Altruism" Meryem Keskin, University of Houston
“Love, Consequentialism, and a Conflict of Belief”, Ariana Peruzzi, University of Houston
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