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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Cheatham Co | The Quintenn Clark Foundation | Recovery Quest
DTSTART:20260912T160000Z
DTEND:20260912T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T061135Z
UID:13096-1789210800-1789221600@justiceforalltn.org
CATEGORIES:community,education
DESCRIPTION:A Look Into 2024's Faith & Justice Summit						\n											\n
 						\n					\n					\n			\nThe 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit was a full d
 ay of  networking\, panel discussions\, sharing of best practices\, and t
 he discovery of actionable steps individuals and groups could take back to
  their communities!\n\nA big thanks to all of those that were able to come
  out and participate at the event! And a special thank you to all of the p
 resenters and speakers from across the state that took the time to share a
 nd discuss their work and expertise with a network of individuals that str
 ive to help their communities.\n\n\nFind some of the amazing work and expe
 rtise shared at the 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit below!\n\n		\n						\n	
 					\n					\n					\n			The TN Faith & Justice Summit is a unique collabor
 ation hearing from members of the Tennessee Supreme Court\, the Access to 
 Justice Commission\, and The Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Commun
 ity Initiatives. \n\n Justice Jeffrey Bivins: The Tennessee Supreme Court
  and Access to Justice\n Joy Radice: Chair of the Access to Justice Commi
 ssion and UT Knoxville Law Professor\nMonty Burks: Deputy Director of the 
 Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives\n\nBut that
 ’s not all – we also had shared experiences and got to hear from: \n\n
 Jaqueline Dixon: Attorney at Law | Lewis Thomason\, P.C.\nAmber Floyd: Vic
 e Chair of the Access to Justice Commission and General Counsel at The Mem
 phis-Shelby County Airport Authority\nAnne-Louise Wirthlin: Director of Ac
 cess to Justice\nAimee Pruitt: Executive Legal Assistant with Free Hearts 
 Organization\nAndy Cole: Pro Bono Coordinator West Tennessee Legal Service
 s\nArsania Wright: Faith Based Coordinator Shelby County\nGinger Wells: Li
 feline Coordinator Lawrence County Coalition\nMary Frances Devoe: Pro Bono
  Project Attorney Legal Aid of East Tennessee\nNick Gau: Equal Justice Wor
 ks Disaster Resilience Fellow with Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n
 Nikki Green: Hybrid Coordinator Lifeline Peer Project\nTim Hughes: Help4TN
  Program Manager Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n\n\n						\n						
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 				Going Through the Justice System						\n											\n						\n					\n		
 			\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n							\n								\n
 \n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n									\n					Our
  shared experiences panel was a chance at this year's Summit to hear from 
 individuals who have gone through the justice system. And to learn how the
 se same individuals are now working tirelessly with communities across the
  state of Tennessee to help communities and community members work through
  that same justice system and come out strong on the other side. It also g
 ave participants a chance to ask questions and learn how they could partne
 r with these individuals\, their organizations\, or other organizations to
  bring assistance and resources to their community. \n					\n								\n			
 					\n\n	\n\n							\n						Partnering on Justice & Re-entry						\n					
 						\n						\n					\n					\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n							\n								\n\n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n									\n					A panel on partnering in communities on justice & re
 -entry. We heard from attorneys and community organization leaders about h
 ow important it is to come together through multiple touchpoints and parti
 cipants to really make an impact in communities. While attorneys can bring
  in the legalese\, community partners can take an event or program to the 
 next level by helping ensure the word gets out and helping engage local le
 aders and local community members. Summit participants got to hear and ask
  about best practices that lead to impactful events with great turnout. \n
 					\n								\n								\n\n	\n				\n							\n								\n				\n								\n	
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 		\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n									\n						What to A
 ttend in the Future?					\n				\n									\n					Want to attend a future S
 ummit? \n\nEmail us with your contact information so that we can share upd
 ates about future TN Faith & Justice Summits!\n\nATJInfo@tncourts.gov\n\n\
 nFollow us below to get updates on ATJ\, the TN Justice Bus\, and upcoming
  TN Faith & Justice Summits.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T061135Z
LOCATION:Riverbluff Park\, 175 Old Cumberland Street\, Ashland City\, TN\,
  37015\, United States
URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/event/cheatham-co-the-quintenn-clark-found
 ation-recovery-quest/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Justice For All TN
X-SOURCE-URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/upcoming-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Cocke Co | WestCare Clinic | Legal Resource Event
DTSTART:20260922T150000Z
DTEND:20260922T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181316Z
UID:13100-1790071200-1790082000@justiceforalltn.org
CATEGORIES:community
DESCRIPTION:A Look Into 2024's Faith & Justice Summit						\n											\n
 						\n					\n					\n			\nThe 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit was a full d
 ay of  networking\, panel discussions\, sharing of best practices\, and t
 he discovery of actionable steps individuals and groups could take back to
  their communities!\n\nA big thanks to all of those that were able to come
  out and participate at the event! And a special thank you to all of the p
 resenters and speakers from across the state that took the time to share a
 nd discuss their work and expertise with a network of individuals that str
 ive to help their communities.\n\n\nFind some of the amazing work and expe
 rtise shared at the 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit below!\n\n		\n						\n	
 					\n					\n					\n			The TN Faith & Justice Summit is a unique collabor
 ation hearing from members of the Tennessee Supreme Court\, the Access to 
 Justice Commission\, and The Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Commun
 ity Initiatives. \n\n Justice Jeffrey Bivins: The Tennessee Supreme Court
  and Access to Justice\n Joy Radice: Chair of the Access to Justice Commi
 ssion and UT Knoxville Law Professor\nMonty Burks: Deputy Director of the 
 Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives\n\nBut that
 ’s not all – we also had shared experiences and got to hear from: \n\n
 Jaqueline Dixon: Attorney at Law | Lewis Thomason\, P.C.\nAmber Floyd: Vic
 e Chair of the Access to Justice Commission and General Counsel at The Mem
 phis-Shelby County Airport Authority\nAnne-Louise Wirthlin: Director of Ac
 cess to Justice\nAimee Pruitt: Executive Legal Assistant with Free Hearts 
 Organization\nAndy Cole: Pro Bono Coordinator West Tennessee Legal Service
 s\nArsania Wright: Faith Based Coordinator Shelby County\nGinger Wells: Li
 feline Coordinator Lawrence County Coalition\nMary Frances Devoe: Pro Bono
  Project Attorney Legal Aid of East Tennessee\nNick Gau: Equal Justice Wor
 ks Disaster Resilience Fellow with Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n
 Nikki Green: Hybrid Coordinator Lifeline Peer Project\nTim Hughes: Help4TN
  Program Manager Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n\n\n						\n						
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 						\n					\n				\n\n				\n					\n						\n					\n				\n				\n							\n		
 				Going Through the Justice System						\n											\n						\n					\n		
 			\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n							\n								\n
 \n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n									\n					Our
  shared experiences panel was a chance at this year's Summit to hear from 
 individuals who have gone through the justice system. And to learn how the
 se same individuals are now working tirelessly with communities across the
  state of Tennessee to help communities and community members work through
  that same justice system and come out strong on the other side. It also g
 ave participants a chance to ask questions and learn how they could partne
 r with these individuals\, their organizations\, or other organizations to
  bring assistance and resources to their community. \n					\n								\n			
 					\n\n	\n\n							\n						Partnering on Justice & Re-entry						\n					
 						\n						\n					\n					\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n							\n								\n\n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n									\n					A panel on partnering in communities on justice & re
 -entry. We heard from attorneys and community organization leaders about h
 ow important it is to come together through multiple touchpoints and parti
 cipants to really make an impact in communities. While attorneys can bring
  in the legalese\, community partners can take an event or program to the 
 next level by helping ensure the word gets out and helping engage local le
 aders and local community members. Summit participants got to hear and ask
  about best practices that lead to impactful events with great turnout. \n
 					\n								\n								\n\n	\n				\n							\n								\n				\n								\n	
 					\n											\n											\n									\n\n				\n					\n						\n					\n
 				\n\n				\n					\n						\n					\n				\n				\n						\n						\n					\n			
 		\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n									\n						What to A
 ttend in the Future?					\n				\n									\n					Want to attend a future S
 ummit? \n\nEmail us with your contact information so that we can share upd
 ates about future TN Faith & Justice Summits!\n\nATJInfo@tncourts.gov\n\n\
 nFollow us below to get updates on ATJ\, the TN Justice Bus\, and upcoming
  TN Faith & Justice Summits.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181316Z
LOCATION:Cocke Co Tourism Center\, 115 Mulberry Ave\, Newport\, 37821
URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/event/jefferson-co-wescare-clinic-legal-re
 source-event/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Justice For All TN
X-SOURCE-URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/upcoming-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Jefferson Co | JeffCo Health Department | Community Event
DTSTART:20260922T200000Z
DTEND:20260922T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T061135Z
UID:13102-1790089200-1790100000@justiceforalltn.org
CATEGORIES:community
DESCRIPTION:A Look Into 2024's Faith & Justice Summit						\n											\n
 						\n					\n					\n			\nThe 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit was a full d
 ay of  networking\, panel discussions\, sharing of best practices\, and t
 he discovery of actionable steps individuals and groups could take back to
  their communities!\n\nA big thanks to all of those that were able to come
  out and participate at the event! And a special thank you to all of the p
 resenters and speakers from across the state that took the time to share a
 nd discuss their work and expertise with a network of individuals that str
 ive to help their communities.\n\n\nFind some of the amazing work and expe
 rtise shared at the 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit below!\n\n		\n						\n	
 					\n					\n					\n			The TN Faith & Justice Summit is a unique collabor
 ation hearing from members of the Tennessee Supreme Court\, the Access to 
 Justice Commission\, and The Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Commun
 ity Initiatives. \n\n Justice Jeffrey Bivins: The Tennessee Supreme Court
  and Access to Justice\n Joy Radice: Chair of the Access to Justice Commi
 ssion and UT Knoxville Law Professor\nMonty Burks: Deputy Director of the 
 Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives\n\nBut that
 ’s not all – we also had shared experiences and got to hear from: \n\n
 Jaqueline Dixon: Attorney at Law | Lewis Thomason\, P.C.\nAmber Floyd: Vic
 e Chair of the Access to Justice Commission and General Counsel at The Mem
 phis-Shelby County Airport Authority\nAnne-Louise Wirthlin: Director of Ac
 cess to Justice\nAimee Pruitt: Executive Legal Assistant with Free Hearts 
 Organization\nAndy Cole: Pro Bono Coordinator West Tennessee Legal Service
 s\nArsania Wright: Faith Based Coordinator Shelby County\nGinger Wells: Li
 feline Coordinator Lawrence County Coalition\nMary Frances Devoe: Pro Bono
  Project Attorney Legal Aid of East Tennessee\nNick Gau: Equal Justice Wor
 ks Disaster Resilience Fellow with Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n
 Nikki Green: Hybrid Coordinator Lifeline Peer Project\nTim Hughes: Help4TN
  Program Manager Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n\n\n						\n						
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 						\n					\n				\n\n				\n					\n						\n					\n				\n				\n							\n		
 				Going Through the Justice System						\n											\n						\n					\n		
 			\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n							\n								\n
 \n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n									\n					Our
  shared experiences panel was a chance at this year's Summit to hear from 
 individuals who have gone through the justice system. And to learn how the
 se same individuals are now working tirelessly with communities across the
  state of Tennessee to help communities and community members work through
  that same justice system and come out strong on the other side. It also g
 ave participants a chance to ask questions and learn how they could partne
 r with these individuals\, their organizations\, or other organizations to
  bring assistance and resources to their community. \n					\n								\n			
 					\n\n	\n\n							\n						Partnering on Justice & Re-entry						\n					
 						\n						\n					\n					\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n							\n								\n\n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n									\n					A panel on partnering in communities on justice & re
 -entry. We heard from attorneys and community organization leaders about h
 ow important it is to come together through multiple touchpoints and parti
 cipants to really make an impact in communities. While attorneys can bring
  in the legalese\, community partners can take an event or program to the 
 next level by helping ensure the word gets out and helping engage local le
 aders and local community members. Summit participants got to hear and ask
  about best practices that lead to impactful events with great turnout. \n
 					\n								\n								\n\n	\n				\n							\n								\n				\n								\n	
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 		\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n									\n						What to A
 ttend in the Future?					\n				\n									\n					Want to attend a future S
 ummit? \n\nEmail us with your contact information so that we can share upd
 ates about future TN Faith & Justice Summits!\n\nATJInfo@tncourts.gov\n\n\
 nFollow us below to get updates on ATJ\, the TN Justice Bus\, and upcoming
  TN Faith & Justice Summits.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T061135Z
LOCATION:Field of Dreams Activity Center\, 1145 Treadway Drive\, Dandridge
 \, TN\, 37725\, United States
URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/event/jefferson-co-jeffco-health-departmen
 t-community-event/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Justice For All TN
X-SOURCE-URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/upcoming-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Rutherford Co | Chin Up\, Girl | Legal Resource Event
DTSTART:20260924T143000Z
DTEND:20260924T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181316Z
UID:13420-1790242200-1790254800@justiceforalltn.org
CATEGORIES:community
DESCRIPTION:A Look Into 2024's Faith & Justice Summit						\n											\n
 						\n					\n					\n			\nThe 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit was a full d
 ay of  networking\, panel discussions\, sharing of best practices\, and t
 he discovery of actionable steps individuals and groups could take back to
  their communities!\n\nA big thanks to all of those that were able to come
  out and participate at the event! And a special thank you to all of the p
 resenters and speakers from across the state that took the time to share a
 nd discuss their work and expertise with a network of individuals that str
 ive to help their communities.\n\n\nFind some of the amazing work and expe
 rtise shared at the 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit below!\n\n		\n						\n	
 					\n					\n					\n			The TN Faith & Justice Summit is a unique collabor
 ation hearing from members of the Tennessee Supreme Court\, the Access to 
 Justice Commission\, and The Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Commun
 ity Initiatives. \n\n Justice Jeffrey Bivins: The Tennessee Supreme Court
  and Access to Justice\n Joy Radice: Chair of the Access to Justice Commi
 ssion and UT Knoxville Law Professor\nMonty Burks: Deputy Director of the 
 Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives\n\nBut that
 ’s not all – we also had shared experiences and got to hear from: \n\n
 Jaqueline Dixon: Attorney at Law | Lewis Thomason\, P.C.\nAmber Floyd: Vic
 e Chair of the Access to Justice Commission and General Counsel at The Mem
 phis-Shelby County Airport Authority\nAnne-Louise Wirthlin: Director of Ac
 cess to Justice\nAimee Pruitt: Executive Legal Assistant with Free Hearts 
 Organization\nAndy Cole: Pro Bono Coordinator West Tennessee Legal Service
 s\nArsania Wright: Faith Based Coordinator Shelby County\nGinger Wells: Li
 feline Coordinator Lawrence County Coalition\nMary Frances Devoe: Pro Bono
  Project Attorney Legal Aid of East Tennessee\nNick Gau: Equal Justice Wor
 ks Disaster Resilience Fellow with Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n
 Nikki Green: Hybrid Coordinator Lifeline Peer Project\nTim Hughes: Help4TN
  Program Manager Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n\n\n						\n						
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 				Going Through the Justice System						\n											\n						\n					\n		
 			\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n							\n								\n
 \n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n									\n					Our
  shared experiences panel was a chance at this year's Summit to hear from 
 individuals who have gone through the justice system. And to learn how the
 se same individuals are now working tirelessly with communities across the
  state of Tennessee to help communities and community members work through
  that same justice system and come out strong on the other side. It also g
 ave participants a chance to ask questions and learn how they could partne
 r with these individuals\, their organizations\, or other organizations to
  bring assistance and resources to their community. \n					\n								\n			
 					\n\n	\n\n							\n						Partnering on Justice & Re-entry						\n					
 						\n						\n					\n					\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n							\n								\n\n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n									\n					A panel on partnering in communities on justice & re
 -entry. We heard from attorneys and community organization leaders about h
 ow important it is to come together through multiple touchpoints and parti
 cipants to really make an impact in communities. While attorneys can bring
  in the legalese\, community partners can take an event or program to the 
 next level by helping ensure the word gets out and helping engage local le
 aders and local community members. Summit participants got to hear and ask
  about best practices that lead to impactful events with great turnout. \n
 					\n								\n								\n\n	\n				\n							\n								\n				\n								\n	
 					\n											\n											\n									\n\n				\n					\n						\n					\n
 				\n\n				\n					\n						\n					\n				\n				\n						\n						\n					\n			
 		\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n									\n						What to A
 ttend in the Future?					\n				\n									\n					Want to attend a future S
 ummit? \n\nEmail us with your contact information so that we can share upd
 ates about future TN Faith & Justice Summits!\n\nATJInfo@tncourts.gov\n\n\
 nFollow us below to get updates on ATJ\, the TN Justice Bus\, and upcoming
  TN Faith & Justice Summits.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181316Z
LOCATION:Murfreesboro Day Reporting and Community Resource Center\, 640 Br
 oadmor Blvd\, Suite 60\, Murfreesboro\, TN\, 37219\, United States
URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/event/rutherford-co-chin-up-girl-legal-res
 ource-event/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Justice For All TN
X-SOURCE-URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/upcoming-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sumner Co | Recovery Court Overdose Awareness | Recovery Fest Even
 t
DTSTART:20260926T150000Z
DTEND:20260926T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181316Z
UID:13110-1790416800-1790427600@justiceforalltn.org
CATEGORIES:community
DESCRIPTION:A Look Into 2024's Faith & Justice Summit						\n											\n
 						\n					\n					\n			\nThe 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit was a full d
 ay of  networking\, panel discussions\, sharing of best practices\, and t
 he discovery of actionable steps individuals and groups could take back to
  their communities!\n\nA big thanks to all of those that were able to come
  out and participate at the event! And a special thank you to all of the p
 resenters and speakers from across the state that took the time to share a
 nd discuss their work and expertise with a network of individuals that str
 ive to help their communities.\n\n\nFind some of the amazing work and expe
 rtise shared at the 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit below!\n\n		\n						\n	
 					\n					\n					\n			The TN Faith & Justice Summit is a unique collabor
 ation hearing from members of the Tennessee Supreme Court\, the Access to 
 Justice Commission\, and The Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Commun
 ity Initiatives. \n\n Justice Jeffrey Bivins: The Tennessee Supreme Court
  and Access to Justice\n Joy Radice: Chair of the Access to Justice Commi
 ssion and UT Knoxville Law Professor\nMonty Burks: Deputy Director of the 
 Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives\n\nBut that
 ’s not all – we also had shared experiences and got to hear from: \n\n
 Jaqueline Dixon: Attorney at Law | Lewis Thomason\, P.C.\nAmber Floyd: Vic
 e Chair of the Access to Justice Commission and General Counsel at The Mem
 phis-Shelby County Airport Authority\nAnne-Louise Wirthlin: Director of Ac
 cess to Justice\nAimee Pruitt: Executive Legal Assistant with Free Hearts 
 Organization\nAndy Cole: Pro Bono Coordinator West Tennessee Legal Service
 s\nArsania Wright: Faith Based Coordinator Shelby County\nGinger Wells: Li
 feline Coordinator Lawrence County Coalition\nMary Frances Devoe: Pro Bono
  Project Attorney Legal Aid of East Tennessee\nNick Gau: Equal Justice Wor
 ks Disaster Resilience Fellow with Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n
 Nikki Green: Hybrid Coordinator Lifeline Peer Project\nTim Hughes: Help4TN
  Program Manager Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n\n\n						\n						
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 				Going Through the Justice System						\n											\n						\n					\n		
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  shared experiences panel was a chance at this year's Summit to hear from 
 individuals who have gone through the justice system. And to learn how the
 se same individuals are now working tirelessly with communities across the
  state of Tennessee to help communities and community members work through
  that same justice system and come out strong on the other side. It also g
 ave participants a chance to ask questions and learn how they could partne
 r with these individuals\, their organizations\, or other organizations to
  bring assistance and resources to their community. \n					\n								\n			
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 				\n									\n					A panel on partnering in communities on justice & re
 -entry. We heard from attorneys and community organization leaders about h
 ow important it is to come together through multiple touchpoints and parti
 cipants to really make an impact in communities. While attorneys can bring
  in the legalese\, community partners can take an event or program to the 
 next level by helping ensure the word gets out and helping engage local le
 aders and local community members. Summit participants got to hear and ask
  about best practices that lead to impactful events with great turnout. \n
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 ttend in the Future?					\n				\n									\n					Want to attend a future S
 ummit? \n\nEmail us with your contact information so that we can share upd
 ates about future TN Faith & Justice Summits!\n\nATJInfo@tncourts.gov\n\n\
 nFollow us below to get updates on ATJ\, the TN Justice Bus\, and upcoming
  TN Faith & Justice Summits.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181316Z
LOCATION:Triple Creek Park\, 1333 Touchdown Drive\, Gallatin\, TN\, 37066\
 , United States
URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/event/sumner-co-recovery-court-overdose-aw
 areness-recovery-fest-event/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Justice For All TN
X-SOURCE-URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/upcoming-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Marion Co | Carolyn Stewart Public Library | Legal Resource Event
DTSTART:20260929T160000Z
DTEND:20260929T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T181316Z
UID:13426-1790679600-1790690400@justiceforalltn.org
CATEGORIES:community
DESCRIPTION:A Look Into 2024's Faith & Justice Summit						\n											\n
 						\n					\n					\n			\nThe 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit was a full d
 ay of  networking\, panel discussions\, sharing of best practices\, and t
 he discovery of actionable steps individuals and groups could take back to
  their communities!\n\nA big thanks to all of those that were able to come
  out and participate at the event! And a special thank you to all of the p
 resenters and speakers from across the state that took the time to share a
 nd discuss their work and expertise with a network of individuals that str
 ive to help their communities.\n\n\nFind some of the amazing work and expe
 rtise shared at the 2024 TN Faith & Justice Summit below!\n\n		\n						\n	
 					\n					\n					\n			The TN Faith & Justice Summit is a unique collabor
 ation hearing from members of the Tennessee Supreme Court\, the Access to 
 Justice Commission\, and The Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Commun
 ity Initiatives. \n\n Justice Jeffrey Bivins: The Tennessee Supreme Court
  and Access to Justice\n Joy Radice: Chair of the Access to Justice Commi
 ssion and UT Knoxville Law Professor\nMonty Burks: Deputy Director of the 
 Governor’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives\n\nBut that
 ’s not all – we also had shared experiences and got to hear from: \n\n
 Jaqueline Dixon: Attorney at Law | Lewis Thomason\, P.C.\nAmber Floyd: Vic
 e Chair of the Access to Justice Commission and General Counsel at The Mem
 phis-Shelby County Airport Authority\nAnne-Louise Wirthlin: Director of Ac
 cess to Justice\nAimee Pruitt: Executive Legal Assistant with Free Hearts 
 Organization\nAndy Cole: Pro Bono Coordinator West Tennessee Legal Service
 s\nArsania Wright: Faith Based Coordinator Shelby County\nGinger Wells: Li
 feline Coordinator Lawrence County Coalition\nMary Frances Devoe: Pro Bono
  Project Attorney Legal Aid of East Tennessee\nNick Gau: Equal Justice Wor
 ks Disaster Resilience Fellow with Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n
 Nikki Green: Hybrid Coordinator Lifeline Peer Project\nTim Hughes: Help4TN
  Program Manager Tennessee Alliance for Legal Services\n\n\n						\n						
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 				Going Through the Justice System						\n											\n						\n					\n		
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 \n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n				\n									\n					Our
  shared experiences panel was a chance at this year's Summit to hear from 
 individuals who have gone through the justice system. And to learn how the
 se same individuals are now working tirelessly with communities across the
  state of Tennessee to help communities and community members work through
  that same justice system and come out strong on the other side. It also g
 ave participants a chance to ask questions and learn how they could partne
 r with these individuals\, their organizations\, or other organizations to
  bring assistance and resources to their community. \n					\n								\n			
 					\n\n	\n\n							\n						Partnering on Justice & Re-entry						\n					
 						\n						\n					\n					\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n							\n								\n\n	\n\n\n			\n			\n						\n							\n\n			\n				\n
 				\n									\n					A panel on partnering in communities on justice & re
 -entry. We heard from attorneys and community organization leaders about h
 ow important it is to come together through multiple touchpoints and parti
 cipants to really make an impact in communities. While attorneys can bring
  in the legalese\, community partners can take an event or program to the 
 next level by helping ensure the word gets out and helping engage local le
 aders and local community members. Summit participants got to hear and ask
  about best practices that lead to impactful events with great turnout. \n
 					\n								\n								\n\n	\n				\n							\n								\n				\n								\n	
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 ttend in the Future?					\n				\n									\n					Want to attend a future S
 ummit? \n\nEmail us with your contact information so that we can share upd
 ates about future TN Faith & Justice Summits!\n\nATJInfo@tncourts.gov\n\n\
 nFollow us below to get updates on ATJ\, the TN Justice Bus\, and upcoming
  TN Faith & Justice Summits.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T181316Z
LOCATION:Carolyn Stewart Public Library\, 14 West 2nd Street\, Jasper\, TN
 \, 37347\, United States
URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/event/marion-co-carolyn-stewart-public-lib
 rary-legal-resource-event/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Justice For All TN
X-SOURCE-URL:https://justiceforalltn.org/upcoming-events
END:VEVENT
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