2024 GALA:
RECLAIMing Our Care
Saturday November 9th 2024 6:00 pm
The 101, 101 South Jackson Street, Seattle, WA
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RECLAIM provides reintegration support that centers the mental, emotional, and relational health of individuals and families impacted by the criminal legal system to better prepare them for the return home.
After 17 years as University Beyond Bars, we're now RECLAIM, focusing on addressing evolving prison needs. Our mission is to provide accessible, equitable, and culturally sustaining mental, emotional, and relational health resources and holistic support, centered on individual care and the normalization of personal growth and healing.
We believe that our liberation is bound up with the liberation of others; as such, we are committed to the self-determination, autonomy, agency, and well-being of every person in our community
We envision a world where care is common, collective, and rooted in the inherent dignity, agency and belonging of each and every one of us.
Programming that centers around preparing folks currently experiencing incarceration for their reintegrative process.
Programming that centers around supporting folks in the midst of their reintegrative process and journey through classes, curriculum, support spaces, and workshops.
Programming that centers around supporting families (of origin & chosen) and loved ones navigate the reintegrative process.
RECLAIM as an acronym stands for Reintegration, Education, Care, Liberation, Accountability, Interconnection and Mental Wellness.
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We believe our liberation - each person’s agency and self-determination - is bound up with the liberation of others and that we are but one part of a movement for justice that strives to build an anti-racist, anti-oppressive, and joyful future where everyone is free.
We are committed to investing in our people as our most valuable resource, to organizational processes that are emergent, to being adaptable and welcoming change, and to making decisions from a place of courage.
We believe that access to education and reintegration support is a foundational
feature of the work we do. We are committed to meeting the material needs of our community members and to resourcing them with the knowledge and tools needed to become agents of change in their own lives.
We come to this work knowing that every one of us has both committed harm, been the recipient of harm, and deserves to be accorded the grace to grow and learn. In rejecting a narrative of disposability, we commit to meeting one another where we are and
to treating one another with care.
We are committed to holding ourselves accountable to the needs of our incarcerated and formerly incarcerated community, in particular BIPOC community members. We are also committed to those who hold marginalized identities most impacted by the criminal legal system. We are committed to disrupting systems of oppression in ourselves, our community, and the institutions in which we operate.
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