Incarceration (Un)Interrupted: Reclaiming Bodies, Lands, and Communities

3-26 October 2019

"Wonderlust has been working with the incarceration community and developing the Incarceration Play Project since 2018."

Drawing the Line for Social Justice

Working towards a police free Minneapolis

Restorative justice and community-based solutions to public safety

Weekly Meetings every Saturday at 1:30 p.m. 4200 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis

Working to dismantle systems of militarism, economic exploitation and global oppression.

Founded by Professor Jason Sole and Andre Wright

Building Community + Grilling Up Opportunities for people impacted by the justice system

Works to enhance the lives of children affected by a parent’s incarceration

Contributing to "values of compassion, generosity, honesty, and respect for those we serve; detained and incarcerated American Indian/Alaska Native youth and adults"

Legal services for noncitizens

Supporting families and strengthening communities for more than 20 years

Works to implement international human rights standards, particularly around issues of immigration and asylum.

Partners with people currently being supervised by the criminal justice system or those with a criminal record and community members to help build successful lives and stronger communities.

Offers a continuum of shelter, evaluation, and residential treatment services for adolescents

Provides women and transgender persons in person with free reading materials

Extends Minnesota’s vibrant literary community to incarcerated men and women through high-quality creative writing classes.