Parental Incarceration Is a Silent American Epidemic More Common Than Childhood Asthma - by Joshua Martoma, Age 17
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EJI honors the life and memory of Professor Charles Ogletree Jr., a prolific lawyer, advocate, and educator who endeavored to shed light on our nation’s history of racial injustice and its pernicious evolution in the criminal legal system. https://t.co/GXUCQj2Jgc
Remembering Charles Ogletree, Harvard professor and advocate for America’s most marginalized communities. Ogletree’s protest of inequities plaguing the criminal justice system will continue to inspire. Proud to call him our mentor. Read @eji_org’s tribute to his powerful 70 years
Our novel statistical model rapidly estimates the early-phase vaccination coverage and immunity gap in an exposed population at the onset of an infectious disease outbreak. Read @LancetRH_Americ
Excited to publish the first guidance and continuing medical education for pediatric providers on “Caring for Children of Incarcerated Parents” in American Academy of Pediatrics journal, Pediatrics in Review https://t.co/CHpNm0yZ1s
Great screening of Tre Mason Dasan a docoumentary that focuses on the children of incarcerated parents. Thank you to Denali Tiller and Andrew Friedband for inviting me to share in this tremendous evening also for their committed work and passion of this issue.
Litmus hosted the Family Unity Convening, a gathering of artists, researchers, policy advocates, practitioners, and justice-impacted people to assess expanding alternatives to incarceration and reentry programs. cc: @GraduateIsabel
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It’s been really powerful partnering with Osborne the last year in this training for police officers on safeguarding children during the arrest of a parent. The project got press in the @TheImprintNews this week
@WorthRises Proud to be a Worth Rises Youth Fellow. The Curriculum reveals eye opening insights about the Prison Industry from directly impacted individuals, corrections officers, legal experts, journalists and more. It is a must-read!