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Join Motus Theater and our JustUs project for great food*, inspiring music, and challenging reflections on the state of the U.S. justice system as we gather in small groups to reflect together to envision a more perfect Union on Constitution Day, September 17th.
The JustUs project was developed by Motus Theater in 2019 and premiered as a keynote at the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice Conference in front of 1,600 stakeholders. Since then, the JustUs monologues have been featured in several national and global conferences and have been read and embraced by religious, social justice, civic, and law enforcement leaders across the state. The powerful monologues explore themes such as racial profiling, inequality in the bond/bail system, human rights abuses in prisons, criminalizing substance abusers, and the systemic racism and poverty that pushes people into illicit economies.
Candice Bailey is a local activist who has served on the Citizens Advisory Budget Committee and Community Police Task Force, as well as the Community Mobilization Team of Auroras Youth Violence Prevention Program. Bailey is president of the Colorado chapter of National Action Network, a civil rights organization.
Spirit of Grace consists of two sisters, Christin Grant and Larea Edwards, who regularly tour with Colorado's most famous experimental rap-rock band, the Flobots. With their original songs, Spirit of Grace hopes to bring encouragement, hope, and inspiration.
Autobiographical monologues by Motus JustUs Monologists written in collaboration with Motus Theater Artistic Director, Kirsten Wilson. Performance presented by Motus Theater - creators of UndocuAmerica, JustUs, Women of Resolution, Rocks Karma Arrows, and the Shoebox Stories Podcast.
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LocationLouisville Center for the Arts (View)
801 Grant Ave
Louisville, CO 80027
United States
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| Minimum Age: 16 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
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