Today! Design@Large: Dignity, Not Detention — Making Connections Across Prison Abolition and Immigrant Detention

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Lilly Irani

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Nov 12, 2025, 2:23:00 AM11/12/25
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Apologies for cross posting! This talk could be relevant for many of us. 



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Hi Lilly,

Tomorrow's Design@Large will be virtual only, 4-5pm and registration is required. We'll have Detention Watch Network organizers who can talk about the ways that we link up "site fights" from individual prisons/detention centers across state and national campaigns. I think this is particularly important in California, where immigrant detention capacity is scaling up from closed prisons in California City and Dublin. Would love it if you can help spread the word!

All my best,

m

Megan Ybarra
Associate Professor
Department of Communication, UC San Diego




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Dignity, Not Detention: Making Connections Across Prison Abolition and Immigrant Detention

Wednesday, November 12, 2025 | 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. 

Join us for a conversation with Detention Watch Network and California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance organizers in California as they share about local immigrant anti-detention campaigns and the nationally coordinated Communities Not Cages campaign. In this facilitated conversation panelists reflect on how the political landscape has shifted since January 2025 and share advice on community-driven design and advocacy for migrant justice.

A UC San Diego course | A free event open to the public

D@L Fall 2025 Series 

 Designing Just Migrations

About the faculty host: Megan Ybarra

Megan Ybarra (she/her/hers) is a human geographer who studies radical placemaking in organizing for environmental justice and abolition. Her research has included archival research of community records and planning documents, surveys, participant observation and institutional ethnography to explore the workings of power relations and promise of liberation. Her book, Green Wars (University of California Press, 2017) / Guerras Verdes (AVANCSO, 2020),  exposed the role of international conservation NGOs in criminalizing Indigenous land defenders and called for land repatriation from Guatemalan protected areas to Q'eqchi' Maya Indigenous peoples. She serves on the editorial boards of The Professional GeographerAntipode: A Radical Journal of Geography; and Environment & Planning D: Society & Space.

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The Design@Large speaker series highlights a different central theme within design during each fall, winter, and spring quarters to inspire attendees and showcase the brightest minds tackling issues impacting humanity. Design@Large is a course at UC San Diego and is also open to the public as a way of sharing cutting-edge research an innovative insights with a wider audience. General registration opens two weeks before each event on our Eventbrite page.

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