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,

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  

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

Albany arrest-diversion program favors fewer – and whiter – residents By Eduardo Medina| via Albany Times Union January 25, 2021   ALBANY — At a meeting last

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

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

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

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

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