Restorative Justice Night @ Triple Bottom Brewery

Join us every month for a unique, after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewery in Philadelphia, PA, where community, conversation, and change come together. This event is dedicated to exploring restorative justice practices and supporting individuals navigating the re-entry process as well as those currently facing incarceration. Each month, we’ll dive into topics around healing, accountability, and transformation, featuring insightful speakers, local advocates, and individuals with lived experience.

Whether you're passionate about justice reform, curious about restorative practices, or simply want to connect with others who care about creating a more inclusive society, this event is for you. Enjoy craft beers from a local, socially-conscious brewery while engaging in meaningful dialogue and building connections that support real change.

The evening will include a mix of panels, open discussions, and opportunities to learn how you can get involved. Each month Mural Arts will feature an artist currently enrolled in their SCI Phoenix program. Together, we’re crafting a space for empathy, understanding, and second chances. Join us as we take action toward building a more just and compassionate community—one conversation at a time.

Tickets available now. Come for the conversation, stay for the community.

Info: Bobby Harris/Nana Kwesi is the Founder and President of Unincarcerated Minds Incorporated, a non-profit organization that has been at the forefront of fighting for justice reform in the state of Pennsylvania. His advocacy work and community organizing as a directly impacted person, has led to bold actions to cut the Pr*son population in half by 2030. He will be joined by Suave Gonzalez, an artist, TedX speaker, podcast host, Pulitzer Prize winner and support coach for the “I Am More” Reentry Engagement program for formerly incarcerated students at the Community College of Philadelphia. A juvenile lifer, he went to Pr*son at 17 years old, but still earned his GED, an associate’s degree, and eventually his bachelor’s degree while behind bars.

Info: Opportunity for Community Members to share information and resources to the crowd (Open Mic Style)

Host or Publisher Mural Arts Restorative Justice