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Symposium on Conscious Law Enforcement & Inclusive Practices

The SFJ Symposium aims to unite law enforcement, academic professionals, trauma specialists, and social justice advocates for impactful discussions.

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Evaluating the Criminalization of Immigrants in America

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Thursday, April 2, 2026

Registration begins on Monday, February 2, 2026.

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Change Isn’t Easy, But It’s Necessary

2021

Our theme for 2021 is Change Isn't Easy, But It’s Necessary. Our team decided on this topic due to the climate and the call for change across the country. In staying true to the mission of  Strategies for Justice, we are looking to provide space for building strategies for justice by utilizing the power of stories as a foundation for reform. Recognizing this is not an easy task, but necessary as the first step to having meaningful conversations and push for reform.


Breaking the stigma: Mental Health and Policing

2022

Our theme for 2022 is Breaking the stigma: Mental Health and Policing. Our team decided on this topic due to the climate and the increased calls to address mental health in law enforcement as well as the need to address police interaction with the mental health community. In staying true to the mission of  Strategies for Justice, we are looking to provide space for building strategies for justice by utilizing the power of stories as a foundation for reform and transformation.

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