Resisting Mass Deportation: A Community Forum, SF 2/22/2017

Photo of panelists

Frontside: What to do if you are arrested by police or ICE 

Backside: How friend and family can support undocumented people

Middle Bond Information and Procedure of ICE or Police Raids

February 22, 2017; 5:00-7:30p San Francisco Public Library Koret Auditorium

Moderator: Jeff Adachi, San Francisco Public Defender

Event title: Resisting Mass Deportation: A Community Forum

Panelists: S.F. Supervisor District 1 Sandra Lee Fewer, SF native Danny Glover, Hon. Dana Leigh
Marks, president, National Association of Immigration Judges, Beto Martinez Nolasco, formerly detained immigrant, James Brosnahan, senior counsel at Morrison Foerster.
















Event Sponsors: San Francisco Public Defender's Office; Pangea Legal Services; La Raza Centro Legal; Tahirh Justice Center; Asian Law Caucus; CARECEN; Center for Gender & Refugee Studies; Bar Association of San Francisco; Legal Services for Children; African Advocacy Network; Dolores Street Community Services; ACLU of Northern California; San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen; Asian American Criminal Trial Lawyers Association; National Lawyers Guild San Francisco/Bay Area Chapter; Charles Houston Bar Association; Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area; Public Defenders for Racial Justice; East Bay La Raza Lawyers; San Mateo County Bar Association; Iranian Bar Assocation Northern California Chapter, San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association; Alameda County Bar Assocation; South Asian Bar Association of Northern California,  Filipino Bar Association of Northern California, Asian Pacific Bar Association of Silicon Valley; California Bar Foundation; Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist; San Francisco Latino Democratic Club; Mujeres Unidas y Activas; American Immigration Lawyers Association Northern California Chapter; Chinese for Affirmative Action; Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer; Immigration Center for Women and Children; PODER; Causa Justa: Just Cause; Root & Rebound: Reentry Advocates; San Francisco Public Library; BALIF, an LGBT Bar Association; Advocates for Justice, Inc.