Panel Discussion: RESIST: To Protect Pregnant Women
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About this film
U.S. citizen Cary López Alvarado was 23 years old and 9 months pregnant when she was arrested by ICE: handcuffed, abused, and threatened with death. Her story was featured in Brave New Films’ short film “RESIST: To Protect Pregnant Women”. Recently, Andres Useche had the opportunity to sit down with Cary for a second interview about her harrowing and heartbreaking experience, as well as with a panel of experts on the subjects of immigration and reproductive rights. Read about each of the panelists below, and watch their discussion for insight into the tremendous harm that ICE is causing pregnant people and children.
Luis Carrillo: Attorney for Cary López Alvarado
Luis Carrillo is an experienced and well-known civil rights attorney having practiced law for over 41 years. Mr. Carrillo is a partner of the Carrillo Law Firm, LLP where he practices law alongside his son. Mr. Carrillo has handled countless high-profile cases over the years and is called upon by local and national media outlets to provide legal commentary on a variety of cases. His advocacy for the Latino community began in earnest in the 1960’s and 1970’s when he advocated on behalf of the students of East LA high schools during the Walkouts which were protests aimed against the unequal conditions of the Los Angeles Unified School District high schools. His advocacy for his clients and relentless pursuit of justice has earned him recognition throughout the country as a champion for justice and tireless advocate for the under-served Latino community. He continues that fight today on behalf of the community.
Lupe Rodriguez: Executive Director, the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice
Lupe M. Rodríguez is an activist and reproductive justice thought leader who has fought for reproductive health, rights, and justice for over 18 years. Before joining the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice as Executive Director, Lupe served as the Vice President of Public Affairs at…
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