Event for Trinity One, ES&L and CrimSL Students: Breaking Barriers – An Evening of Discussion

The Margaret MacMillan Trinity One Program invites program students in – Trinity One; Ethics, Society & Law; and Criminology & Sociolegal Studies – for an evening of discussion on February 4 at 4 pm

Are you curious about alternative forms of justice? Do you ever find yourself thinking about the meaning of words like violence and reparation? This event will be an introduction to Rittenhouse: A New Vision and the Walls To Bridges education program, and transformative justice. It will be largely discussion-based, accompanied by various guests, including:

• Tiina Eldridge, Executive Director, Rittenhouse: A New Vision and member, the Walls to Bridges Collective
• Denise Edwards, member, the Walls to Bridges Collective and Masters student in Social Justice Education, OISE
• Lorraine Pinnock, co-founder – W2B, Co-ordinator – W2B Ontario Community Collective, Advisory Committee Member – Addressing Accessibility Standards in the Criminal Justice System, former Administrative Coordinator – Rittenhouse
• Simone Davis, co-founder – Walls to Bridges, and former Associate Director, Ethics Society & Law; member, the Walls to Bridges Collective

The Margaret MacMillan Trinity One Program is partnering with the Ethics, Society & Law and the Criminology & Sociolegal Studies programs to bring forward an event meant to challenge our assumptions about what justice looks like. The event will begin with our esteemed guests introducing Rittenhouse: A New Vision, Walls To Bridges education program, and transformative justice. Participants will then break out into small discussion groups where they will be invited to listen and discuss from a place of humility and openness. Participants will finally join together to summarise discussion points and give their concluding thoughts. Light dinner and refreshments will be provided.

This event will bring together students from Trinity One, Ethics, Society, & Law, and Criminology & Sociolegal Studies. Spots are limited for each respective group so we recommend signing up as soon as possible; if seats are full you will be prompted to join a waitlist. Please sign up using the link that corresponds to the group you associate with, either Trinity One, ES&L, or CrimSL.

• Sign up link for Trinity One students
• Sign up link for Ethics, Society & Law students
• Sign up link for Criminology & Sociolegal Studies students

Breaking Barriers: An Evening of Discussion

• Date: Tuesday, February 4
• Time: 4 pm to 6:30 pm
• Location: Combination Room, Trinity College
• Directions: Please enter the Trinity College through the main doors at 6 Hoskin Avenue and proceed through Strachan Hall Dining Hall to the end of the hallway.
• Accessibility: To reach the Combination Room without stairs, please use the Trinity College West Entrance, located in the laneway between the John W. Graham Library and Trinity College. A lift to Strachan Hall is available and the Combination Room is located through Strachan Dining Hall, at the end of the hallway.