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🎉 Celebrating the 2025 Issue of Mend 🎉
It's hard to believe that we have completed the third issue of Mend, a publication showcasing the writing and art of those impacted by the criminal legal system.
Our launch party will be a hybrid event, where we will celebrate the 2025 issue of Mend and render, a new publication exploring the lives and creative works of impacted artists produced by Katherine Nikolau, a Writing and Rhetoric major who graduated in December through a SOURCE research grant.
📅 Date: Saturday, February 15
⏰ Time: 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ET
📍 Location: Syracuse Central Library, Community Room
447 S. Salina St., Syracuse, NY 13202 and via Zoom
This event will include a light lunch.
Project Mend is made possible through collaboration with the Center for Community Alternatives and through an HNY Post-Incarceration Humanities Partnership, which is generously supported by the Mellon Foundation. Additionally, the project has been supported at Syracuse University by:
- Engaged Humanities Network
- The Humanities Center
- SOURCE
- Syracuse University Libraries
- Department of Writing Studies, Rhetoric, and Composition
For accommodations or more information: Contact Patrick W. Berry at pwberry@syr.edu by February 11.
surface.syr.edu/mend | project-mend.net
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