Policing, Criminal Justice & Race

On Thursday, July 2, 2020, Multicultural Affairs held its second Social Justice Forum: Policing, Criminal Justice, and Race. Panelists discussed actionable items that they, themselves, and their departments have done, are currently doing, and will be doing to create equitable change and solutions to the criminal justice system. Panelists were then available to answer any questions or comments asked by forum participants. The event had over 98 people in attendance and 153 RSVPs. We would like to thank panelists Mark Nataly, Chief of Police & Preparedness Bristol Community College, Baxter Smith, Deputy Chief of Police & Preparedness Bristol Community College, Jeffrey Cardoza, Chief of Police Fall River Police Department, Demetrice Philips, Sergent, Fitchburg Police Department and Adjunct Faculty Member, Bristol Community College, Justin Caverio, Director of Bristol Community College's Joseph A. Marshall Veteran's Center, and Kenton Kirby, Director of Practice, Center for Court Innovation, New York, for participating in the event.

Watch the forum recording below.

Policing, Criminal Justice, and Race
Social Justice Forum Toolbox & Resources 

• Policing, Criminal Justice and Race PowerPoint 
• Next Steps Policing, Criminal Justice and Race 
• Policing, Criminal Justice, and Race actionable items and resources