Join your neighbors for a special after-hours screening to watch and discuss with a panel of experts and community members a crucial episode of the award winning Philly D.A. docu-series. Other episodes of the series paired with panel discussions will screen throughout our library system:

• For a full series overview available on our blog
• Tickets are free, but please RSVP on Eventbrite

After screening a particularly powerful episode of the series which centers on issues of probation, parole, and re-entry, audiences will be joined by a panel of experts and insiders including protagonist and activist LaTonya Myers, AFSCME DC47 Union President Cathy Scott, and Moderator Chris “Flood the Drummer” Norris for a candid discussion followed by Q&A. Doors will open at 5:15 pm and light refreshments from Down North Pizza (which makes for itself the mission of employing the formerly incarcerated) will be served prior to the 6:00 pm screening followed by a talkback beginning at 7:00 pm.

Episode 4* synopsis (watch clip) : Formerly incarcerated activist LaTonya Myers advocates for her own freedom after starting a 10-year probation sentence. Meanwhile The DA’s team tackles systemic probation reforms, facing off against judges who embrace the status quo of excessive supervision. *Please note: you do not need to have watched prior episodes to be hooked on the drama and thoroughly enjoy this one. This is true throughout the series.