by Kelly Hayes | Apr 16, 2026 | Conflict resolution, Fascism, harm, Interview, mediation, Podcast, Restorative Justice, transformative justice
“If we learn how to take these risks, and how to navigate conflict together, we are going to be so much stronger down the line, in our most difficult moments, when the stakes are unbelievably high. And if we can figure out how to stay together, in spite of our fuck-ups and frustrations, we are going to have what we need most in a crisis, which is each other,” says Movement Memos host Kelly Hayes.
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by Victoria Law | Dec 25, 2025 | California, clemency, commutation, Gavin Newsom, Incarceration, News, Prisons, Restorative Justice
Tien Mo is still awaiting a response to her 2017 clemency application. As previously reported in Truthout, at age 20, she was sentenced to life without parole in her classmate’s death. As the years pass, the 44-year-old’s hopes dwindle. Now, a proposed statute gives her renewed optimism. Clemency typically takes two forms — a pardon, which removes the consequences of a criminal conviction…
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