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Join us for a presentation and discussion about the movement to end California’s Three Strikes law.
Nearly half of all American households have experienced serious financial trouble as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic.
You are invited to join NCG's board and staff for our 2021 Annual Membership Meeting.
Between 2006-2010, 144 people were sterilized without consent in California’s women’s prisons. This atrocious human rights abuse was kept secret from the survivors and the public. Forced sterilizations are part of the long legacy of eugenics, reproductive and racialized violence, and social control of Black, Brown, Indigenous, and poor communities within and outside of US prisons and in ICE detention facilities. For years, current and formerly incarcerated survivors, advocates, and lawyers have fought to expose this pattern of abuse in California’s women’s prisons, demand accountability from the California Department of Corrections, and seek reparations. Advocates are currently pushing for proposed legislation, the Sterilization Compensation Bill (AB 1007), which would provide reparations for survivors of forced and involuntary sterilizations in California.
March 1st marked the beginning of California’s transition to a Third Party Administrator (TPA), Blue Shield of California, to manage vaccine administration statewide.