Co-Director Update- Tialisha Lumpkin, 2021 October 29-2021 November 13

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Co-Director Update- Tialisha Lumpkin

Overview 10-29 through 11-13
Coalition Building
Overview:

KCADP has joined in as Coalition partners on the Kentucky- Criminal Justice Issues Group, we
have asked this group to share and be vocal on abolition support. Completed draft one page
layout for new website along with Co-Director.

On the National level: Attending weekly and Bi-Weekly trainings and meetings with 8AP and
grant funders.

Numbers:

e Stakeholders: No change (0)

e Partners: 6(6)

e Organization level: No change (10)
e Individual supporters: +11 (63)

e Volunteers: No change (0)

e Email list: +11 (2,049)

Advocacy/Communications
Overview:

Received an email from the Mayor's team, the request came from a former intern who
would like me to speak with the Youth Implementation Team and Safe and Healthy
Neighborhoods. Both groups will be working on creating 3 policy resolutions and are
interested in hearing how we approach our work. The email also stated that if | agree to
meet and hold a training session on advocacy that | can join the small team to discuss a
specific policy resolution. Shared information with Co-Director and we are weighing the
value and strategy of the proposal.

Continuing work with Marcus Jackson around advocacy/communication series with
Standford, Halverson, and others who are and/or have been housed at Eddyville.

e Social Media post growth:
Included in CO-Director Russell Allen’s report

Numbers: Communication numbers are included in Co-Directors report.
Education/Outreach

Education: Met with University of Louisville professors to provide layout for guest lectures on
Nov. 16" & 18”. Lectures will be an even mix of abolition information and advocacy training.
Outreach: Participated in the 2021 Neighborhood Summit: Healing Our Communities and was
able to connect with voters from Districts 1,10,9, & 17. Contact information added to supporter
list. Reached out to Paul Komark for invitation into the Covington/Hebron Ky/Cincinnati area
communities. Paul was gracious and has offered to host KCADP for in-person introductions into
groups. Paul works with communities and religious groups on Justice work and coalition
building.

Numbers:

e In person/virtual trainings: 0

e 1-on-1’s: 4 Virtual (49)

e Congregations: 2 (5)

e Counties visited: No Change (6)
e Contact with legislature: 3 (8)

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