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Tag Archives: Crime and Justice
Help Rhode Island “Ban the Box” Sign This Petition!
It is well established that the path to stability for the formerly incarcerated is through employment, yet studies show that simply asking “Have You Been Convicted of a Felony?” is a major barrier on two levels. First, it sends a … Continue reading
Posted in Actions, Drug Policy, prison economics, Rehabilitation
Tagged Activism, AFSC, Anastasia Williams, Andrew Horwitz, Ban the Box, Chuck Levesque, Conviction, Crime and Justice, David Segal, Direct Action for Rights and Equality, Drug Policy Alliance, Employment, Felony, Formerly incarcerated, Grace Diaz, Health, Jobs With Justice, Joe Bevilacqua, Leo Medina, Mental Health Association, Miguel Luna, NAACP, National Employment Law Project, Ocean State Action, Olneyville Neighborhood Association, Open Doors, Prison Policy Initiative, Providence Rhode Island, Rhode Island, RI People's Assembly, RIPDA, Scott Slater, United States
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SUSAN ROSENBERG’S 16 YEARS AS A POLITICAL PRISONER COME TO LIGHT IN NEW MEMOIR
An AMERICAN RADICAL: Political Prisoner in My Own Country to be published March 1, 2011 It didn’t take me long to get to know Susan. We could do the convict’s shorthand considering we both spent our most formative years in … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Political Prisoners
Tagged Activism, Blanche Wiesen Cook, Christian Parenti, City University of New York, cost of prisons, Crime and Justice, Eleanor Roosevelt, Formerly incarcerated, Human rights, Political prisoner, Prison-Industrial Complex, SUSAN ROSENBERG, United Parcel Service, United States
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Victory! Lucasville Hunger Strikers Demands Are Conceded.
From various reports on the ground in Ohio, particularly Solidarity With The Lucasville Prisoners on Hunger Strike: The prison authorities have provided, in writing, a set of conditions that virtually meets the demands set out by Bomani Shakur in his … Continue reading
Conservatives Launch The “Right On Crime” Initiative To Save Money and Lives Across the PIC
I feel like that crazy scientist in the disaster movies, who has been running around for years saying that the conservatives will get out front on prison reform, because (1) it will cost too much to continue and (2) the … Continue reading
Gov. Cuomo: Prisons are NOT jobs!
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo makes a groundbreaking remark that Prisons are Not Jobs. Read more, as he attempts to reconcile the issue of the upstate NY economy being fueled by prison guards. See also the campaign “Milk Not Jails” … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, prison economics
Tagged Andrew Cuomo, Crime and Justice, Juvenile court, milk not jails, new york, Prison, prison guards, Recidivism, Tax, United States, Youth
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Formerly Incarcerated Man Tries to Reach Back and Help…
A special guest posting from writer and activist Jorge Antonio Renaud, in Austin, TX: “Why should we let you in?” I’m at a Sonic Drive-In, speaking with a woman charged with educational/recreational programming for the Del Valle Correctional Complex, a … Continue reading
National Anti-Prison Groups Call to Action: December 10th
December 10, 2010 marks the next International Human Rights Day. We have seen the State systematically expand the Prison-Industrial Complex (PIC) as part of its larger efforts to further enrich the elite at the expense of communities and individuals both … Continue reading
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Underfunded Public Defenders are Only 1/3 of The Equation
As state budget discussions heat up around the nation, each department will be fighting to keep their slice of the pie while a few will be bold enough to tout their need for expansion. In a time of economic hardship … Continue reading →