2nd Annual Day of Empathy
Wrongfully incarcerated and over-sentenced families council-MN
๐ 2nd Annual Day of Empathy ๐
Because every prison number belongs to a human being-a parent, a child, a loved one, a whole family.
This day is about listening deeply and holding space for voices too often ignored.
๐ Impacted people calling in directly from prison
๐ฃ๏ธ Men whoโve been released sharing their lived truth
๐จโ๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ Families of the incarcerated speaking from the heart
๐ค Community resources tabling and sharing support
๐ฝ๏ธ A community meal, because care looks like nourishment too
๐ค Make this one of the many events you attend for Black History Month.
Mass incarceration is our history too, a continuation of systems that have criminalized, caged, and separated Black families for generations. Honoring Black history means confronting this truth and showing up for those still living it.
No sound bites. No filters. Just real stories, real harm, and real humanity.
We gather to witness.
We gather to honor survival.
We gather to remind each other that none of us heal alone.
โจ A peaceful, community-centered space rooted in empathy, dignity, and accountability.
โจ Come as you are. Bring your people. Bring your love.
๐คโ๐ฝ Empathy is action. Empathy is justice.
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