Join the Kentucky Criminal Justice Forum for a community discussion about Kentucky's criminal legal system, featuring ACLU of Kentucky Policy Strategist Kungu Njuguna.
The forum will feature a panel that includes lawmakers, criminal justice professionals, and people who have been directly affected by the legal system. The conversation will “focus on what is working and what needs to change" in the criminal legal system.
Click below to register for free. All are welcome.
The KCJF is a grassroots ministry founded by Deacon Keith McKenzie, who serves at St. Augustine Church. Its mission is to work for justice reform at the state and local levels. The KCJF partners with other groups, including the ACLU of Kentucky, the Catholic Conference of Kentucky, Goodwill Industries of Kentucky, and more.
This forum is hosted by the Kentucky Criminal Justice Forum and supported by the ACLU of Kentucky, the Catholic Conference of Kentucky, Goodwill Industries of Kentucky, West Kentucky Community and Technical College, Kentucky Career Center, Western Kentucky Reentry Council, the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, the Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction, Kentucky Adult Education, and Oxford House.
