Discussion project ‘Restorative Works’ to begin May 20 in Rockland
ROCKLAND — Join a new 5-part Maine Humanities Council Discussion series starting in May, titled "Restorative Works." The group is being co-hosted by Restorative Justice Project Maine, and will be grounded in a reading of two compelling books: Felon Poems, by Reginald Dwayne Betts, and Becoming Ms. Burton, by Susan Burton and Cari Lynn.
The group will read and write together reflecting on justice, safety, re-entry into society, and recovery.
The discussion will be facilitated by Ellen Taylor and will meet in the Rockland Public Library's Community Room from 2 - 4 p.m., for bi-monthly Fridays starting May 20.
To register please email Jamar Williams at jamar@rjpmidcoast.org. All materials are free and can be picked up at the Library after registering.
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Rockland Public Library
Rockland, ME 04841
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