I'm excited to share 2 innovative #CJII programs @CUNYISLG developed with the @ManhattanDA's office—Youth Opportunity Hubs + Community Navigators. These effective models could be easily duplicated, using funds to #InvestInOpportunity for communities. READ: bit.ly/yoh-brief
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Our latest issue of Narrowing the Gap looks at disparities in educational attainment facing incarcerated people and the benefits of education in correctional settings: bit.ly/2rPaQ05
It's been 1.5 years since the Independent Commission on New York City Criminal Justice & Incarceration Reform released its recommendations to close Rikers. Learn what progress has been made--and what remains to be done--in the new progress report static1.squarespace.com/stat…
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TOP READ: With crime in New York City at historic lows and its jail population at less than half of its 1990s peak, there are some underappreciated lessons to learn from the city’s success at reducing crime and incarceration cityandstateny.com/articles/… @CityAndStateNY #nonprofits
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COMMENTARY: "Before you can get better at making use of data, you're going to have to bolster the culture of change that it takes to do the work." bit.ly/2FQGoeO
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“With these guidelines, we’re providing straightforward steps and recommendations to help developers consider the long-term impact of their projects on communities, especially for disadvantaged groups.” --@michaelislg ow.ly/gnA830iTjlv #equitabledevelopment
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Probation is not going to get enough resources. We have to find a way to use our resources more efficiently. #LessIsMore
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#NYC decreased probation and did not compromise safety. #LessIsMore
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Happening now: @VinSchiraldi sharing the #NYC story. @nycprobation dropped the number of ppl on probation by 69% 1996-2014!
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Today we are pleased to release a statement on the future of community corrections: hks.harvard.edu/centers/wien… #LessIsMore
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Report: Slash U.S. Probation Rolls by 50% Within 10 Years thecrimereport.org/2017/08/2… via @thecrimereport
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More than 4 million people are on probation today. That’s too many. Read more in @HKS_PCJ new report: bit.ly/2iCYian #LessIsMore
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Commentary: How putting fewer people on probation & parole can
reduce prison populations, save money & keep us safer themarshallproject.org/2017/…
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New Harvard report lays out roadmap for slashing # of people under probation supervision by 50% over next decade ow.ly/WkPu30eJ2xK
How putting fewer people on probation & parole can
reduce prison pops, save money & keep us safer ow.ly/YF0C30eJ2fw #LessIsMore
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About to take the stage at @APPAinfo to discuss #CLOSErikers. Last time I had the attn of this many law enforcment, I had an open warrant.😳
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When it comes to probation and parole #LessIsMore themarshallproject.org/2017/… via @MarshallProj @HKS_PCJ @michaelislg
We're delighted to be expanding our work w/ @RockefellerFdn & @100ResCities to build tools to measure equality in 5 cities across the US xitter.cf/CUNYISLG/status/872510…
Thrilled to announce that we're expanding our @equalityISLG work to #Dallas #Oakland #Pittsburgh #StLouis & #Tulsa ow.ly/KVjm30cp2wU
























