"The Hate U Give" Film Screening and Panel Presentation

As part of our Social Work Month series of events, the NASW-USC Unit; USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Student Organization and Alumni Association; NASW Region I; and Association of Black Social Workers of Greater Los Angeles present a  screening of the film "The Hate U Give," which provides a glimpse into the complexity of biased-based policing in communities of color. The screening will set the stage for a important and nuanced discussion from our panel of experts in implicit bias and social work on the challenges and opportunities in community policing.

Moderator:
Gabriel Crenshaw, Psy.D, Clinical Assistant Professor at USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work

Panelists:
Shamell Bell, PhD candidate in World Arts and Cultures/Dance Department, UCLA; community organizer; film and media consultant

Dr. Bryant Marks, PhD, Founding Director and Principal Trainer, National Training Institute on Race & Equity; Associate Professor of psychology, Morehouse College

Rosemary Alamo, LCSW, Clinical Associate Professor, Director of the Social Work and Law Enforcement Initiative, USC Suzanne-Dworak Peck School of Social Work

Hanna Stribling, LCSW, City of Long Beach, Law Enforcement Academy

The event is free and open to the community. Space is limited and RSVPs are required to secure a seat (limited) and dinner. 

3.5 CEUs are available ($15 administrative fee must be paid in advance via Eventbrite RSVP link)