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Annual Soros Justice Fellowships Meeting

Location: Hotel Nikko, San Francisco, California
Event Date: June 15, 2008 - June 17, 2008

Over the course of three days in mid-June, the Open Society Institute hosted its annual Soros Justice Fellowships meeting. Held for the first time in San Francisco, the 2008 meeting was designed primarily as an opportunity for Soros Fellows to learn about each others' work, build relationships, and share information to advance reform of the criminal justice system.

The San Francisco gathering also offered a wide range of panel discussions and presentations—from the ongoing California prison crisis, to the failed "War on Gangs," to law professor and Soros Fellow Paul Butler’s "Hip-Hop Theory of Criminal Justice." Fifty-six current and former Soros Fellows attended this year's meeting, along with outside guests and speakers, and OSI staff members from offices in New York, Budapest, and Washington, D.C.

An agenda from the event with complete information about the panels and speakers is available for download below.

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