New event offers a smoke-free, alcohol-free alternative centered on culture, community, and gospel entertainment

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - On Saturday, Washtenaw Community College will host the Wrongful Conviction Summit in the Morris Lawrence Building. From noon to 4 p.m., the Wrongful Conviction Summit will include a panel discussion and a series of speakers including Jeffrey Deskovic, founder of the Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation and exoneree; and Robyn Frankel, leader of the Conviction Integrity Unit recently created by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. While the event is free, possible attendees are asked to register through the Eventbrite page so as to reserve seating. For more information about the speakers, call 734-252-6075 or visit the Eventbrite event page. The Morris Lawrence Building is at 4800 E. Huron River Dr.All About Ann Arbor is powered by ClickOnDetroit/WDIV.

The Eventbrite page for "AfroFuture Fest," hosted by Afrofuture Youth, advertised an "Early Bird POC Ticket" for $10 -- with POC meaning "people of color" -- and an "Early Bird NONPOC Ticket" for $20. The group says its reasoning for doubling ticket prices for white people was because white people have the privilege to attend festivals in "POC populated cities." "This cycle disproportionately displaces black and brown people from enjoying entertainment in their own communities," the group said on Eventbrite. The group added that they're promoting "equity over equality" for black youth. CNN has reached out to Afrofuture Youth and Tiny Jag for comment, but has not heard back.