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Public Forum On: Death and Dying in US Jails & Prisons
“For the third consecutive year the number of inmates who died in state prisons and local jails increased, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) announced today. A total of 4,446 inmates died in 2013, an increase of 131 deaths from 2012. This was the highest number of deaths reported to the BJS Deaths in Custody […]
Mass Incarceration & Causes
Incarceration Rates Growth Causes Update: Changes in State Imprisonment Brennan Center for Justice, June, 2016 “[This fact sheet] analyzes data from all 50 states on imprisonment and crime from 2006 (as bipartisan criminal justice reforms generally began around 2007) through 2014 (the most recent year of data).” Correctional Control: Incarceration and supervision by state, Prison […]
Civil Rights: Race & Justice
Civil Rights Racial and other disparities The Gavel Gap: Who Sits in Judgment on State Courts?, American Constitution Society for Law and Policy, June, 2016 “We find that courts are not representative of the people whom they serve — that is, a gap exists between the bench and the citizens.” The Color of Justice: Racial […]
Prison Privatization In Correct Care: A Prison Profiteer Turns Care into Confinement, Grassroots Leadership, February, 2016 “This report’s in-depth analysis of GEO Group, GEO Care and now Correct Care Solutions’ involvement in operating mental health hospitals and civil commitment centers exposes serious concerns.” You’ve Got Mail: The promise of cyber communication in prisons and the […]
Mass Incarceration & Race in the US
“Studies on Religion and Recidivism: Focus on Roxbury, Dorchester and Mattapan.
This research article raises the question of whether religion
can be considered a viable partner in the reduction of the high rate of recidivism associated with the increasing mass incarceration in the United States. Can sustainable transformation in the life of a prisoner or former prisoner as a result of religious conversion be subjected to evidenced-based practices to derive impartial conclusions about the value of religion in their lives? With a particular focus on three neighborhoods of Boston—Roxbury, Dorchester, and Mattapan—this study examines the relevance of religion and faith-based organizations in lowering the high rate of recidivism associated with incarceration in the prisons of the Massachusetts Department of Correction. This research was undertaken by The Center for Church and Prison, Inc. Article at: Studies on Religion and Recidivism Focus on Roxbury Dorchester(1)
Incarceration Gap Btw Blacks & Whites Cont. to Widen
How We Fund Our Criminal Justice System
Public Forum On: Death and Dying in US Jails & Prisons
2011 Job Fair & Pub Forum
2012 Conf. & Pub Forum
2013 Conf & Pub Forum
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Civil Rights: Race & Justice
Mass Incarceration & Causes
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Jobs for Former Inmates
Legal Resources By States
New England Ex-prisoners Resources
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