Rhonda Magee and Acharya Fleet Maull are long–time colleagues who work to bring mindfulness to the whole spectrum of the criminal justice system—from the communities most affected, to the courts, to re–entry. In this conversation, they discuss the complexities of current social injustices and how engaged mindfulness can help—on the personal and societal levels. Enjoy the video below or scroll down to stream or download the audio. Shambhala Mountain Center hosts Engaged Mindfulness Retreat – Not Turning Away with Acharya Fleet Maull, Rhonda Magee and Jimmy Santiago Baca, June 16–20, 2017—click here to learn more Stream audio below.  To download, click here. Featured image by Jamie Woodworth About the Authors Rhonda Magee, MA (Sociology), JD, is Professor of Law and former Co-Director of the Center for Teaching Excellence at the University of San Francisco. She is also Chair of the Board of the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, a member of the Project for the Integration of Spirituality, Law and Politics, and a contributor to Mindful.org. At USF, she teaches Contemplative Lawyering, Immigration Law, Insurance …