Mia Mingus is a Bay Area activist and community organizer and educator with the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective. In this episode, Mia talks about the important work of love and transformative justice in order to foster community healing and accountability without the use of the criminal justice system.

*This segment includes conversation around child sexual abuse and may be triggering, so please take the care that you need before, during and after listening.

For more information on the Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective, and for a full transcript of Episode 2, visit the website at inplainsightradio.com.

Producer: Geraldine Ah-Sue
Advisor: Alice Wong

Music by:
Podington Bear – Chimera
Podington Bear – Firefly
Podington Bear – No Squirell Commotion
Chris Zabriskie – We Always Thought the Future Would be Kind of Fun

In Plain Sight is a podcast that celebrates stories of everyday activism from Asian and Asian American women. Through these stories, In Plain Sight explores how social and political change are created everyday through those whose work is often portrayed as largely absent - Asian American women. By highlighting the ways our struggles are ongoing, never absent, and ever present, In Plain Sight aspires to make visible the work, strength and love of our communities, and how through many different actions and and in a wide array of arenas, we are indeed creating a world we wish to see. 

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