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wpkn public radio: the struggles of black women in the united states since slavery
The Struggles Of Black Women In The United States Since Slavery With Garnett Ankle | via WPKN Public Radio March 28, 2021 We are currently celebrating Women’s History Month. On…
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ct post: advocates: ct’s new covid vaccine plan could worsen inequities
Advocates: CT’s new COVID vaccine plan could worsen inequities By Jordan Fenster | via CT Post March 17, 2021 In an effort to allow those with high-risk medical conditions to [&helli…
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connecticut mirror: what we’ve lost, what we’ve learned during our year of covid
What we’ve lost, what we’ve learned during our year of COVID By CT Mirror Staff | via Connecticut Mirror March 7, 2021 On March 6, 2020, Gov. Ned Lamont announced that the [&…
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uptown radio (columbia university school of journalism): will the pandemic be enough to reform new york’s parole violation system?
Will the pandemic be enough to reform New York’s parole violation system? By Karen Maniraho | via Uptown Radio (Columbia University School of Journalism) February 20, 2021 List…
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albany times union: leadership questions remain for albany lead arrest-diversion program
Leadership questions remain for Albany LEAD arrest-diversion program By Eduardo Medina| via Albany Times Union January 28, 2021 ALBANY – City leaders are planning changes in managem…
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albany times union: albany arrest-diversion program favors fewer – and whiter – residents
Albany arrest-diversion program favors fewer – and whiter – residents By Eduardo Medina| via Albany Times Union January 25, 2021 ALBANY — At a meeting last September on…
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gotham gazette: seven of eight manhattan district attorney candidates support parole and sentencing reform
Seven of Eight Manhattan District Attorney Candidates Support Parole and Sentencing Reform By Samar Khurshid | via Gotham Gazette January 15, 2021 A crowded field of Democratic candid…
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ct mirror: covid-19 leads to more ‘discretionary releases’ from prison, but advocates say it’s not enough
COVID-19 leads to more ‘discretionary releases’ from prison, but advocates say it’s not enough By Kelan Lyons, Kasturi Pananjadi | via CT Mirror December 23, 2020 State officials hav…
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fox61: days after inmate dies due to covid-19, family speaks out about prison conditions inside
Days after inmate dies due to COVID-19, family speaks out about prison conditions inside As of December 9, there have been 10 inmates that have died due to COVID-19 By […]
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ct mirror: ct hasn’t commuted a single prisoner’s sentence since before the pandemic. advocates say it’s time to change.
CT hasn’t commuted a single prisoner’s sentence since before the pandemic. Advocates say it’s time to change. By Kelan Lyons via CT Mirror | November 30. 2020 As COVID-19 […]
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the appeal: families urge cuomo to release loved ones from prison during covid-19 pandemic
Families Urge Cuomo to Release Loved Ones from Prison During COVID-19 Pandemic In addition to the releases he has already ordered, the New York governor can grant commutations to free […]
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daily news: the cruelty of parole in new york
The cruelty of parole in New York By District Attorneys Darcel Clark, Eric Gonzalez, and Cy Vance, Jr. via Daily News | November 19, 2020 For a long time, conventional […]
