Until They See Us Too

ALL AGES

Hear powerful stories & join bold conversations on women, girls & justice. It's time to see them—and act.

By Injustice Reform Network

Date and time

Saturday, July 19 · 2 - 4:45pm EDT. Doors at 1:50pm

Location

Richmond Public Library Foundation

101 East Franklin Street Richmond, VA 23219

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours 45 minutes
ALL AGES
Free venue parking

Until They See Us Too is a community-driven event that centers the voices and experiences of women and girls impacted by incarceration. Through powerful storytelling, a keynote address, and open dialogue, this gathering invites us to listen, learn, and take action toward justice.

Join us for an afternoon of truth-telling, reflection, and connection. Whether you're directly impacted, an advocate, or simply ready to be part of the solution—this space is for you.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a free event, or do I need to purchase a ticket?

This is a free community event, and everyone is welcome. While there’s no ticket cost, we do welcome donations from those who are able to support our work. Your contribution helps us continue hosting events like this and uplifting impacted voices.

Is there an age limit to attend?

There is no strict age limit, but please note that this event includes real stories and discussions about incarceration, systemic injustice, and lived trauma. While youth are welcome, we encourage parents and guardians to use discretion based on the age and emotional readiness of the attendee.

Do I need to pay for parking?

No, parking is completely free. The Richmond Public Library Auditorium has available public parking nearby, and street parking is also accessible at no charge.

What can I expect from this event?

Expect real stories, a keynote talk, a panel of advocates, light refreshments, and a powerful space for healing, learning, and action.

Organized by

Injustice Reform Network

Until They See Us Too: Amplifying the Voices of Women & Girls in Carceral Spaces

Join the Injustice Reform Network for a powerful in-person gathering that centers the lived experiences of women and girls impacted by incarceration. Through real stories, dynamic speakers, and community dialogue, we’ll explore how to shift narratives, build collective power, and push for lasting justice.

✨ What to Expect:

• “From Hell to Harvard” keynote by Minister BeKura Shabazz

• Panel discussions with directly impacted women and justice advocates

• Storytelling, community engagement, and reflection

• Free resources, light refreshments, and healing-centered connection

Whether you are directly impacted, an ally, or a concerned community member—your voice and presence matter.