Next100 policy entrepreneur Vidal Guzman and alumni policy entrepreneurs Isabel Coronado and Michael “Zaki” Smith appeared on OFF-KILTER with Rebecca Vallas to discuss their work to transform the United States’s criminal legal system, and to ensure directly impacted folks are leading the way.

The podcast episode and show notes here and you can download the episode using your podcast application of choice.

For more from Zaki, check out his piece on collateral consequences, “A Silent Life Sentence”; his testimony before the New York state legislature on why “New York State Must Pass Automatic Expungement ‘Clean Slate’ Legislation”; the #EndPerpetualPunishment Campaign; his Brooklyn mural campaign; and follow him on Twitter @zakithebarber.

For more from Isabel, check out her report: ​​“We Are Not Collateral Consequences: Policy Solutions for Children of Incarcerated Parents, From Arrest to Reentry”; her piece “The Resilient Children of Incarcerated Parents: Interviews”; and more on her idea for a Flourishing Children of Incarcerated Parents federal grant program; and follow her on Twitter @graduateisabel.

For more from Vidal, check out his essay explaining why “Slavery Hasn’t Been Abolished. It’s Been Reformed”; read more on the Fix the 13th NY campaign to raise wages for incarcerated folks; and follow him on Twitter @iamvidalguzman.