WHAT TO DO IF YOUR CHILD IS ARRESTED

September 23, 2024

7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

By Zoom

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Gain valuable insights into what to do and what not to do if your loved one is arrested. Panelists (public safety experts, parents, Autistics, attorneys and community members) will share their stories, best practices and advice on how to support your child if they are arrested. Help us build an informed community of support to bring about positive outcomes from interactions between neurodiverse individuals and law enforcement.

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FREE but registration is required!
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Co-presented by the Autism Society of Maryland and the Autism Society Baltimore-Chesapeake

Moderator: Carlean Ponder, Autism Society of America, Social Justice Center

Panelists:

Brian Kelmar, Parent of an Autistic son. President, and Cofounder of  Decriminalize Developmental Disabilities, Richmond, VA

Kimber D.  Watts, Supervising Attorney, Forensic Mental Health Division, Office of Public Defender, State of Maryland

Deana Krizan, Director of Compliance and Organizational Development, Baltimore Crisis Center

Jeremiah Josey, Self-Advocate, and Simone Greggs, Jeremiah’s Mom

Darian Senn-Carter, Ed.D., Director, Homeland Security and Criminal Justice Institute, School of Business and Law, Anne Arundel Community College

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