Unarmed: The Stand Up Podcast

Stand Up's Tyler Smith joins Krystal Oriadha and Amity Pope, co-founders of the PG County-based community organization, PG Change Makers as they discuss their decade-long fight against the flaws in our education system, villainization of students of color, and several solutions to the school-to-prison pipeline. 

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Stand Up's Vivian Ebisike joins Corporal Brown and PFC Tanksley from the Bladensburg Police Department to discuss their time as School Resource Officers, the benefits of police in schools, the reforms schools can stand to make when it comes to introducing officers into the school environment, and being officers of color in America. 

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Stand Up's Tolulope Ajibade joins community advocate and former Prince George's County Public School educator, Janna Parker, in discussing the negative effects of the presence of officers in schools and dives deep into the topic of the school-to-prison pipeline and its grim effects on the community-at-large. 

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Stand Up's Sarah Mancho joins local public defender, Michele Hall, in discussing the negative effects of School Resource Officers in schools, particularly in Prince George's County, MD, and the large scale social implications of keeping police in schools. 

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