Join us on Life After the Impact as we interview Kimberlee Vaughn on the updates in her husband's case. Mohammad Isaifan was killed by the police in 2019. Since Mohammad’s death, Kimberlee has been fighting for justice and accountability.

Legal Decision PDF: https://signalakron.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/vaughn-v-rea-memo-and-order.pdf

Kimberlee's First Episode on the Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnROtAZwen8&t=7s

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Join Life After the Impact on July 1st as we talk to an advocate for change, Caitlin Holbrook. Learn how you too can get involved to create change.

Caitlin Holbrook is a rising law student at Georgetown University Law School. Eight of her family members have been incarcerated, and her mother was the director of the juvenile halls in her hometown of Santa Barbara, California. Her life experiences informed Caitlin to be an ardent abolitionist. She attends law school (and does everything else) to be the best resource for the movement to end prisons and police.

Since May 2024, Caitlin has assisted in directly representing individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She assists lawyers investigating institutions that confine and serve people with disabilities in D.C. At Georgetown Law, she co-founded the Georgetown Abolition Advocacy Project with her friends. The Project integrates abolitionism into legal education and connects law students to local and federal abolition organizations and movements. This summer, while being a law clerk, she is also spending her summer assisting her professor with his project of establishing a coop grocery store in the food desert in Ward 7. Before law school, she worked at DC Justice Lab, assisting attorneys on 23 grassroots bills and campaigns to transform D.C.’s systems of policing, prosecution, and punishment. Most of her work focused on the conditions of confinement in the D.C. jails and conditions of reentry. Caitlin got her BA in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley, and is a 2024 Justice John Paul Stevens public interest fellow.

Follow the Abolition Advocacy Projec: https://www.instagram.com/abolitionadvocacy/

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Join us next Tuesday in speaking with Jimmy Hill regarding updates in the fight for justice for his son, Jimmy Atchison, who was killed by Atlanta police in January 2019.

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Join us for this episode of Life After the Impact, as LaToya and Roxane interview David Black, who was wrongfully incarcerated for over 25 years.

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On this special episode of Life After the Impact, we hear from one of our hosts, LaToya Benton, regarding updates in her son's case and the ongoing fight for justice. Tune in to learn what YOU can do to support this fight. We aren't giving up. We aren't stopping. The fight for justice continues.

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Join us Tuesday, June 3rd for this exciting interview with US Senate candidate Dr. Larriett Dakarai. Learn how you can support his campaign. During this episode we will also follow up with him regarding his case regarding being subjected to racial profiling, false arrest, and an attempted drug plant by Michigan State Police.

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Join us for the 100th episode of Life After the Impact—a podcast and nonprofit rooted in resilience, advocacy, and transformative justice. Our foundation is held in honor of Xzavier Hill and Jamaal Bryd, whose lives continue to drive our fight for justice.

We begin with Speed Education—a fast-paced, interactive learning experience inspired by speed dating. You’ll rotate through mini-sessions on: Civic Engagement Legal Advocacy Organization Advocacy Qualified Immunity Community Empowerment Mental Health Then stay for a powerful panel discussion exploring: Qualified Immunity Voter Registration The Legislative Process The Ongoing Fight for Justice Whether you’re new to the movement or have been with us since the beginning, this gathering is about learning, organizing, and taking action for real, lasting change. Let’s grow. Learn. Fight forward—together.

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Joining us for a second conversation on May 27th, 2025 is Kristen Bonner of the DC Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression (DCAARPR), a leading organizer in the fight for police accountability in DC. DCAARPR has been on the front lines supporting the Martin family, demanding transparency, and calling for systemic change.

In this follow up episode, KB will speak about the Butler family, who is facing charges after an incident involving an MPD officer, which escalated into multiple arrests during a neighborhood cookout. DCAARPR has been supporting the Butler family’s fight against criminalization and excessive use of force.

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