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UPAN Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday every month from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm and conducted virtually via Zoom unless otherwise noted. We do not meet in July and December. See Upcoming Events above for locations and topics. Meeting recordings are made available on our Facebook page and YouTube channel or view here on our Past Meeting Videos page. Free and open to the public, all are welcome.

Zoom Link: https://bit.ly/UPAN-Meet

Note: You’ll be taken to Zoom’s virtual waiting room until you agree to the terms of being a live attendee, then a host will admit you into the meeting. Please contact us if you have any issues.

Call-In Numbers: If you do not have a computer or device equipped with a webcam / microphone and internet access for VoIP, you may still call into to our live meeting to participate and ask questions dialing any of the numbers below (rates may apply). Use the information below if you’re prompted for a Meeting ID or Passcode to join.

Meeting ID: 965 7230 3724
Passcode: n/a
One-tap mobile call-in number:
+1(253) 205-0468 United States

We’ve formed a private family support Facebook group as a safe place to ask questions, get advice and emotional support from people that know what you’re going through.

Invaluable resource for those who are new to the criminal justice system in Utah
Network with UPAN Directors, advocates, and other families of incarcerated loved ones
Ask questions and get advice
Moral support from others who’ve experienced the same type of issues and situations
Formerly incarcerated individuals trying to get back on their feet and looking for resources
Discussions on criminal justice reform issues
News, updates, and much more

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The Utah Prisoner Advocate Network (UPAN) is dedicated to supporting families and loved ones as they navigate the challenging journey of incarceration. When a friend or family member is incarcerated, it can be an overwhelming experience, as supporters face the complex rules, regulations, and restrictions of life separated by bars. UPAN works to make this transition less complicated and isolating by providing resources and support for families while also advocating for better conditions and fairness within Utah’s correctional facilities. Please visit our About Page to learn more.