Unify.US

Common-sense solutions to real world problems.

[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

Our country faces a series of challenges, from spiraling debt to a flawed criminal justice system to failing education. We believe in bringing Americans of all stripes together to pursue common-sense solutions to real world problems. To make a difference, join us at Unify: https://t.co/8eN0lcX80S

[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

“Banning or over-regulating Direct to Consumer Advertising keeps patients in the dark, limits medical options, and shields large companies from competition. DTCA empowers patients to be involved in their own care, facilitates important conversations with medical professionals, drives treatment uptake, and helps ensure competitive pricing.”

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In America’s courtrooms, “science” can carry the weight of truth, even when the evidence is deeply flawed. This powerful piece, co-authored by Unify’s Executive Vice President @PatrickPurtill, examines how junk forensic science contributes to wrongful convictions, shattered lives, and undermines faith in the criminal justice system. From debunked techniques to systemic failures, the article exposes the dangerous consequences of treating unreliable evidence as fact, and why state reform is urgently needed.

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https://t.co/1JAaM24280 was honored to join Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and State Senate Judiciary Chairman Brian Strickland this week at the signing of SB 207 (2nd Chance Occupational Licensing). We are very thankful for Senator Brian Strickland’s leadership on this issue and we are hopeful this legislation will make a positive impact on the lives of Georgians.

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'https://t.co/RUMxOmTp7M's Director of Special Projects @JeremyHutchinson, talking about second chances with @AliceMarieFree at CPAC.'

[Federal Bureau of Prisons @OfficialFBOP]

On Wednesday, @BOPDirector Marshall and @BOPDepDirector Smith participated in the State of Criminal Justice Policy & Change event hosted by https://t.co/GcfHZ2tfTY, where they shared insights on the current state of the agency and their vision for transformation. Their remarks highlighted how criminal justice advocates, nonprofits, philanthropists, and policymakers can play a vital role in supporting the agency and driving meaningful change.

[David Safavian @DSafEsq]

🚨🚨New report by the non-partisan @CouncilonCJ on '25 crime stats vs '24:

✔️Overall, crime is lower
✔️Homicide down 21%
✔️11 of 13 crime categories down (9 by +10%)(drug crime is up; sexual assault even)

#MakingAmericaSafeAgain
@UnifyUSOfficial
@RightOnCrime
@A4PublicSafety

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New polling shows people are tired of watching money get burned on unnecessary federal supervision. Every wasted dollar is a dollar NOT protecting communities from real crime. The #SaferSupervisionAct stops the waste and refocuses resources. via @FabrizioWard poll: https://t.co/YI24oNdd42

[David Safavian @DSafEsq]

Thanks to the students at @Stanford's Haas Center for Public Service for the opportunity to meet and talk policy and politics. @UnifyUSOfficial CEO @timothyrhead and I really enjoyed meeting you all.

[David Safavian @DSafEsq]

Very cool to be at the @Stanford Law School to participate in a symposium on "Second Look" laws. Thank you Prof. Steve Chanenson of @VillanovaU Law School & Prof. Douglas Berman (@SLandP) of @OhioState Law School for the invitation! @UnifyUSOfficial @CouncilonCJ.

[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

“Passing the Second Chance Reauthorization Act makes practical sense; it also embodies justice. What greater justice can we offer to crime victims than for the people responsible to not only be held accountable, but also be transformed, so that no one else endures the same pain?"
Read @ScottEPeyton1 on why Congress should pass this crucial piece of legislation:
https://t.co/LuNMIpxDMa

[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

Unify was pleased to endorse the Second Chance Reauthorization Act of 2025, which recently passed the Senate as part of the National Defense Authorization Act. This bill supports critical reentry programs for inmates that have reduced recidivism rates and made communities across the country safer. Thank you to @SenCapito for sponsoring the amendment!

[David Safavian @DSafavianEsq]

Hey, Arkansas friends. We are hosting a showing of a powerful movie in Little Rock that will open eyes and break hearts. Our viewing of #TheAlabamaSolution is tonight. DM me if you want to attend.
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[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

We are hosting a special screening of The Alabama Solution at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts tonight at 6:30. This powerful film exposes the deadly realities of Alabama's prison system. RSVP at the link below:
https://t.co/7NQGj8seFl

[Udi Ofer @udiofer_]

You wouldn't know it because it doesn't fit the conventional narrative, but last week, the Senate passed the bipartisan Second Chance Reauthorization Act, which would continue recidivism-reduction and reentry services nationwide. It was sponsored by Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV).

Over 95% of the prison population will eventually be released, with more than 400,000 individuals released each year. This Act provides resources to ensure that the millions of people returning from prison each year continue to receive evidence-based reentry services.

[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

Unify was pleased to endorse the Second Chance Reauthorization Act of 2025, which recently passed the Senate as part of the National Defense Authorization Act. This bill supports critical reentry programs for inmates that have reduced recidivism rates and made communities across the country safer. Thank you to @SenCapito for sponsoring the amendment!

[David Safavian @DSafavianEsq]

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Check out the op-ed about the Federal Bureau of Prisons I have in today's @dcexaminer with my Unify colleague @PatrickPurtill. Kudos to @POTUS and @AGBondi for putting in place strong #leadership at this critically important agency.

Two unlikely partners leading the Bureau of Prisons are making America safe again

@realDonaldTrump
@BOPDirector
@BOPDepDirector
@USDOJ
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Read our @DSafavianEsq and @PatrickPurtill today on how an “improbable duo” appointed by President Trump is reforming the federal Bureau of Prisons.
https://t.co/wZoReL2zRj

[Unify.US @UnifyUSOfficial]

We are pleased to announce that our Director of Strategic Initiatives, Jeremy Hutchinson, has been appointed to the @NACDL Corrections Committee!

[David Safavian @DSafavianEsq]

Kuuos to my friend, @Princeton Professor @udiofer_ for his hard work and strategic thinking on coalitions that bring ideologically diverse groups together.

@CouncilonCJ
@UnifyUSOfficial
@thejusttrust
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[David Safavian @DSafavianEsq]

My friend @Adamgelb, head of the @CouncilonCJ has this piece up about how corrections programs use incentives to reduce recidivism and improve community safety. It's the best explanation I have seen and worth two minutes of your time. @UnifyUSOfficial @RightOnCrime
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