MOTHERS 4 JUSTICE UBUNTU PRESENTS: COMMUNITY JUSTICE DIALOGUE SERIES 2025

Unpacking Race, Inequality & Social Harm

Monthly Conversations • May–October

Join us for a powerful six‑part series exploring how systems, policies, and public narratives shape the lives of marginalised communities.

MAY 30 — The Stories Behind the Headlines
How is mainstream media perpetuating racial stereotypes? A deep dive into media framing, bias, and the impact on public perception.

JUNE 27 — Tackling Drugs in Our Community - How have drugs reached poor neighbourhoods?
Understanding historical patterns, structural neglect, and community resilience.

JULY 26 — Maternity Deaths & Poor Health Policy - How does it link to criminality?
Exploring health inequalities, systemic failures, and their social consequences.

AUGUST 29 — Sentences in the Courts - Does race play a role?
Examining disparities in sentencing and the pursuit of justice.

SEPTEMBER 26 — The Stories of Soweto & the Chile Decolonisation Curriculum - How does it link to crime?
Education, identity, and the long shadow of colonial systems.

OCTOBER 31 — Pre‑School to Prison Route -Are we preparing young poor children for prison?
A look at early‑years inequality, exclusion, and the school‑to‑prison pipeline.

Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Venue: The Source, Floyds Row, Oxford

*Free • Open to all • Community‑led discussions