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We're trying something different this week: a full post-show breakdown of every episode in the latest season of Black Mirror! Ari Romero is joined by Tudum's Black Mirror expert, Keisha Hatchett, to give you all the nuance, the insider commentary, and the details you might have missed in this incredible new season. Plus commentary from creator & showrunner Charlie Brooker! SPOILER ALERT: We're talking about the new season in detail and revealing key plot points. If you haven't watched yet, and you don't want to know what happens, turn back now! You can watch all seven seasons of Black Mirror now in your personalized virtual theater . Follow Netflix Podcasts and read more about Black Mirror on Tudum.com .…
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1 Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. Continuing the Conversation with National Center for Youth Law and upEND Movement 1:15:53
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The last episode of our podcast series Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. featured two leading voices in the family policing abolitionist movement, Kristen Weber of the National Center for Youth Law and Alan Dettlaff of upEND Movement . In our new bonus episode, Kristen and Alan continue the conversation on the abolition of family policing systems — sharing alternative policy and advocacy strategies that can hold family policing systems accountable while ending harm and improving conditions for families. The extended conversation features questions from our board members and a discussion on achieving long-term goals. Listen here, or watch the conversation on our YouTube channel. Learn more about National Center for Youth Law: youthlaw.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter Learn more about upEND Movement: upendmovement.org Instagram Twitter Music by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. with National Center for Youth Law and upEND Movement 17:21
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We close our podcast series, Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation., with a very special episode. Recorded in person at our annual board meeting, we're joined by two of the leading voices in the family policing abolitionist movement. Kristen Weber of the National Center for Youth Law and Alan Dettlaff of upEND Movement discuss family policing through the lens of racial justice and how our current system is an extension of slavery — in which Black families continue to be disproportionately separated and criminalized. Listen to the full episode to hear more about how family policing fits into the broader abolitionist movement. Learn more about National Center for Youth Law: youthlaw.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter Learn more about upEND Movement: upendmovement.org Instagram Twitter Music by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. with MFP and JMAC 19:36
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In this episode of Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. we hear from Erin Miles Cloud, co-founder of Movement for Family Power and Joyce McMillan, founder and executive director of Just Making a Change for Families . They share what led them to creating organizations where they could have autonomy to challenge the status quo, and discuss their vision of abolition and the next steps to achieving it. Erin and Joyce also touch on the need for more support, highlighting the first in-person convening for family policing abolition hosted by upEND Movement . Learn more about JMACforFamilies: JMACforfamilies.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter Learn more about MFP: movementforfamilypower.org Instagram Facebook Twitter Music by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. with CJSF and AEJ 31:06
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In the third episode of Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. we hear from Jaime Koppel of Communities for Just Schools Fund and Geoffrey Winder of the Alliance for Educational Justice . They discuss abolition in the context of educational justice, and why dismantling schools’ policing infrastructure, culture and practice is crucial to that justice. Jaime and Geoffrey also touch on why creating the environment for schools to be safe spaces can enable individual students to thrive and lead to the liberation of whole communities. Learn more about our grantee partner, Communities for Just Schools Fund: cjsfund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Learn more about the Alliance for Educational Justice: policefreeschools.org Facebook Music by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. with Puente 20:42
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In the second episode of Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. we hear from Michelle Ruiz and Jayden Huerta of Puente Human Rights Movement in Phoenix, AZ. They discuss their experiences as youth organizers including advocating for the removal of police in schools, educating their community and empowering other students. They also address why police are not the answer to keep students safe and propose a restorative justice approach as an alternative. Learn more about Puente: puenteaz.org Twitter Facebook Instagram Music by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. with CURYJ 23:56
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A new season of our podcast kicks off with a brand new series that centers youth in the movement to abolish harmful systems: Organizing for Abolition. Envisioning Liberation. Hosted by AFF Director Mishi Faruqee, each episode in this limited series will feature grantee partners, youth leaders and/or allies who share their visions for community-centered approaches that support youth and families. In this first episode, we hear from Brenda Gomez and Xochtil Larios of Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice ( CURYJ ) in Oakland, CA. They discuss their journey from being incarcerated as teenagers and being empowered by CURYJ to their continued evolution as youth leaders in the abolition movement and how CURYJ continues to support young people to #DreamBeyondBars. Learn more about CURYJ: curyj.org Twitter Facebook Instagram Music by Bre Stoves, "Untold Story" from Care, Not Control (The Album) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
In this episode of Out Of The Margins, we close our series on what it takes to MANIFEST change with Marcy Mistrett and Billy Harris, previously with the Campaign for Youth Justice . After 15 years of impact, the campaign came to a close on December 31st, 2020. Marcy and Billy speak to us about what it took to achieve substantial wins for the broader field of youth justice and why the work is far from done. Some of these wins include: A 70% drop in youth prosecuted as adults. Changing over 100 laws in 40 states and Washington DC that make it harder to send children to adult court. Narrowing or ending automatic transfer laws in 22 states. Permanently closing the door to the adult system for more than 100,000 children every year by raising the age of criminal responsibility to 18 years old. An update on our guests: Marcy Mistrett is now the Director of Youth Justice at The Sentencing Project. Billy Harris continues to be a Youth Justice Advocate based in California. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
In this episode, Alejandra Ruiz of the Youth Engagement Fund (YEF) joins us to discuss the voting power of young people of color. She reflects on the organizing wins of the 2020 election and how YEF is building on that momentum to fight back against new voter suppression laws that have recently been enacted in battleground states. Learn more about YEF's 2021 Summer Docket , which lays out its grantmaking strategy that includes multi-year funding to a cohort of regional, youth of color-led organizations. This episode was recorded in early 2021. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 A Vision for the Future: Visionary Freedom Fund 36:33
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In this very special episode of Out Of The Margins, we discuss the Visionary Freedom Fund (VFF), an initiative launched by the Andrus Family Fund. We speak with members of VFF's Power Table, including one of its youth leaders, to learn about the importance of funding youth-led organizing, the grantmaking process and lessons learned along the way in advance of its inaugural cohort of grant recipients. Learn more about VFF: affund.org/VisionaryFreedomFund Guests: Jemima Abalogu, VFF Youth Leader Jessica Pierce and Bryan Perlmutter, VFF Project Coordinators Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, AFF Director and VFF Philanthropic Partner Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
In this episode, Juniperangelica (Gia) Cordova of the Transgender Law Center explains how the organization manifests change through its organizing and advocacy work. She discusses the unique challenges trans youth face, how the trans rights movement intersects with other social justice movements, the importance of building intergenerational power and why the movement should follow the lead of Black trans women and femmes. Read TLC’s community-led demands in the Trans Agenda for Liberation , which lifts up the following pillars: Black Trans Women and Black Trans Femmes Leading and Living Fiercely Beloved Home Intergenerational Connection and Lifelong Care Defining Ourselves Freedom to Thrive Follow TLC on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram . Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Manifest with Funders' Collaborative on Youth Organizing 34:25
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We continue our series that unpacks what it takes to manifest change. In this episode, we hear from Monica Cordova, Co-Executive Director of Funders' Collaborative on Youth Organizing ( FCYO ) . She discusses the power of youth organizing and why it's critical for philanthropy to support it "in big ways." Plus, we take a look at the field of youth organizing and how it's evolved over the last two decades. Find FCYO's 20th Anniversary resources here . Attend FCYO's upcoming webinar here . Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
We kick off a new series that unpacks what it takes to manifest change. Our first episode of the series features Anna Gennari, Deputy Director of Foster Youth in Action . She connects the dots between various disruptive systems, and how they intersect with the child welfare system. Additionally, we discuss how youth organizing is the key driver in lifting up the demands of foster youth in order to implement real policy changes across the country. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
To close our Dream series, we speak with Jessica Nowlan, Executive Director of the Young Women’s Freedom Cente r. In this episode, she reflects on her lived experience — from being on the streets and incarcerated to finding sisterhood and stepping into a leadership position at the Young Women’s Freedom Center. Jessica also lifts up the fact that youth have already articulated their vision for transformation, and our work is to support their brilliance and follow their lead as they build power and advance alternatives to incarceration and punishment, and instead, promote investment, healing, economic and political power. Download YWFC’s latest report, Through Their Eyes: Stories of Reflection, Resistance, and Resilience on Juvenile Incarceration from San Francisco Cis and Trans Young Women, Trans Young Men and Gender-Expansive Youth . *This episode was recorded in 2020. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
Our Dream series continues with Danielle Sered, Executive Director of Common Justice . In this episode, she unpacks the drivers of violence and how divesting from law enforcement and incarceration has actually made communities safer. By investing in restorative healing, alternatives to incarceration and transformative justice, Common Justice’s radical approach to advance healing and accountability without incarceration centers survivors of crime and builds an entirely new way of addressing and preventing future harm in the community. Common Justice also has a podcast. Listen to it here . Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…

1 Dream with S.O.U.L. Sisters Leadership Collective 36:38
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Our Dream series continues with Wakumi Douglas, the co-founder and former executive director of S.O.U.L. Sisters Leadership Collective . In this episode, she reflects on the arduous demands movement work has on directly impacted Black women, girls and gender nonconforming youth; how dismantling the toxic culture of the nonprofit industrial complex is key to advancing healing justice and liberatory practices; and why we must have faith and unconditional love for Black people in order to radically transform our communities. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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We continue our series on the importance of making space to dream in the youth justice movement with Francisca Porchas Coronado of Resilient Strategies . In this episode, we'll dig into the subject of healing justice through the lens of indigenous culture, wellbeing and building power. Francisca shares her organizing journey, the importance of addressing trauma and looking for wisdom in our ancestors as well as finding joy in the work as a means to liberation. Out Of The Margins is a podcast of the Andrus Family Fund. Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of Andrus Family Fund. Theme music by Peace Poets . Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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In this episode, we asked our grantee partners from Youth First Initiative about their dreams for youth justice, reinvesting in communities of color and reimagining a world without youth prisons. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .
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We conclude our conversation about investing in communities by exploring what equitable outcomes look like and how philanthropy can better invest in community safety. If you missed the first part of the discussion, go back and listen to part 1 now. Host: Manuela Arciniegas, Andrus Family Fund Guests : Jenny Arwade , Communities United DeVone Boggan, Advance Peace Pastor Mike McBride, LIVE FREE Campaign Zach Norris, Ella Baker Center This episode was recorded in September 2020. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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What happens when we divest from harmful systems? In our new podcast series, our guests passionately discuss how public and private dollars can be equitably invested in communities. Tune in to hear the first episode of this two-part conversation. Host: Manuela Arciniegas, Andrus Family Fund Guests : Jenny Arwade , Communities United DeVone Boggan, Advance Peace Pastor Mike McBride, LIVE FREE Campaign Zach Norris, Ella Baker Center This episode was recorded in September 2020. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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To conclude our first series of 2021, our guests break down how divesting from police could enhance safety for communities of color and why philanthropy should shift their funding from reform to abolition. Listen now. Host: Manuela Arciniegas, Andrus Family Fund Guests : Anand Subramanian, Policy Link Joo-Hyun Kang, Communities United for Police Reform Lorraine Ramirez, Funders for Justice This episode was recorded in 2020. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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We kick off our first episode of the year with a series on what it really means when organizers say "defund the police." We're joined by leaders in the movement who dig into topics such as redefining public safety, police accountability, why reform isn't the answer and how divesting funds from law enforcement could impact communities of color. Host: Manuela Arciniegas, Andrus Family Fund Guests : Anand Subramanian, Policy Link Joo-Hyun Kang, Communities United for Police Reform Lorraine Ramirez, Funders for Justice This episode was recorded in 2020. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 How the AFF Board is Meeting the Moment (Part 2) 36:38
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We conclude our conversation with current and former board members about trust-based philanthropy. Tune in to hear them dispel myths that are common in philanthropy and why they urge trustees to let go of control and shift power to grantee partners. Read the AFF board's recommendations to fellow trustees about how they can show up for racial justice here: affund.org/MeetTheMoment Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of AFF Guests: Lindsey Griffith, Member of AFF Board (Former Chair) Molly Thorpe, Member of AFF Board (Former Chair) Stephanie Cardon, Former Member of AFF Board (Former Vice Chair) Kelly Nowlin, Former Member of AFF Board (Founding Member; Currently serves on Surdna Board) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 How the AFF Board is Meeting the Moment (Part 1) 31:46
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Current and former board members reflect on their time serving on the board and how foundation trustees can shift power to push for anti-racist grantmaking practices. Read the AFF board's recommendations to fellow trustees about how they can show up for racial justice here: affund.org/MeetTheMoment Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of AFF Guests: Lindsey Griffith, Member of AFF Board (Former Chair) Molly Thorpe, Member of AFF Board (Former Chair) Stephanie Cardon, Former Member of AFF Board (Former Vice Chair) Kelly Nowlin, Former Member of AFF Board (Founding Member; Currently serves on Surdna Board) Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 Realizing Police Free Schools in Rochester (Part 2) 27:27
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We conclude our episode on realizing police free schools in Rochester, NY by speaking directly with youth on the impact of #PoliceFreeSchools and organizers share what more needs to be done to create a positive school climate. Tune in to hear the conversation. Guests: Iman Abid, NYCLU Ricardo Adams, RCSD School Board Member Jennifer Banister, Center for Teen Empowerment Tali Beckwith, Teen Activist Project Beautiful Destiny Ford, RocResponder Rosemary Rivera, Citizen Action New York Ruth Turner, Former RCSD Chief of Student Support Services Stevie Vargas, Citizen Action New York As organizations in Rochester continue to call for defunding the police, we want to lift the demands of Free the People Roc , a community-led effort that many people on this podcast are members of. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 Realizing Police Free Schools in Rochester (Part 1) 54:52
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AFF's Program Officer, Nyoka Acevedo, co-hosts this very special episode of Out Of The Margins along with Jaime Koppel of the Communities for Just Schools Fund . Together, they engage in a rich conversation with organizers in Rochester, NY who were successfully able to remove police from their schools. Tune in to learn about about their journey to #PoliceFreeSchools. Guests: Iman Abid, NYCLU Ricardo Adams, RCSD School Board Member Jennifer Banister, Center for Teen Empowerment Tali Beckwith, Teen Activist Project Beautiful Destiny Ford, RocResponder Rosemary Rivera, Citizen Action New York Ruth Turner, Former RCSD Chief of Student Support Services Stevie Vargas, Citizen Action New York As organizations in Rochester continue to call for defunding the police, we want to lift the demands of Free the People Roc , a community-led effort that many people on this podcast are members of. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives (Part 3) 25:57
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We conclude our conversation with George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy about Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives. In this episode, they clearly define what activists on the frontlines need right now and what philanthropy's role should be in supporting the movement. Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of Andrus Family Fund. Music by Peace Poets . Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives (Part 2) 23:33
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The conversation continues with George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy about Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives. In this episode, they dig into how defunding and dismantling systems of oppression (especially law enforcement) can help Black and Native communities create a future where they thrive. Hosted by Manuela Arciniegas, Director of Andrus Family Fund. Music by Peace Poets . Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives (Part 1) 24:47
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#TapIn Part 1 of our series: Native Solidarity in the Movement for Black Lives, is live. During this three part conversation we speak with George Galvis, Executive Director of CURYJ and Erik Stegman, Executive Director of Native Americans in Philanthropy, to discuss the toll the COVID-19 pandemic has taken on their communities, compounded by ongoing inequity and police brutality, and the powerful response delivered by Native youth. Press play to hear the story unfold. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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Jwan Moore, a Youth Leader at RISE for Youth , and Hernan Carvente, Youth Partnership Strategist at Youth First Initiative , speak about the power of youth organizing to close youth prisons in Virginia and across the country. Theme music by The Peace Poets. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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1 Advancing & Healing our Nation's Disconnected Youth 29:07
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#PressPlay . On this episode of Out of the Margins, Manuela Arciniegas sits down with Monique Miles, Director of the Opportunity Youth Incentive Fund and Deputy Director of the Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions. Miles breaks down the relationships that exist between "disconnected youth" and the systems that fail to serve them, while simultaneously offering a framework for effective social justice organizing with healing at the foundation of each strategy. Learn more about AFF: affund.org LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by Sol Design .…
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