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Marina Duane
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Urban Institute. Studying justice “systems,” relationships, and behaviors. All opinions are my own.
Educational Research CenterWashington, DCurban.orgJoined September 2016
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На злобу дня: «Позвони мне, позвони, Позвони мне, ради Бога. Через время протяни Голос тихий и глубокий. Звезды тают над Москвой. Может, я забыла гордость. Как хочу я слышать голос, Как хочу я слышать голос, Долгожданный голос твой» /Роберт Рождественский/
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@marina_duane
New program by
@URI_NYC
is not just holding participants accountable. It is trying to heal them.
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Trauma-Informed Abusive Partner Intervention Program staff member: "We’re not creating nonviolent people. We’re creating people who are more aware of their actions & more prepared to correct them." (via Mel Langness, @_stormervin, @marina_duane) urbn.is/3afxJmX
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@marina_duane
New initiative here
@urbaninstitute
in collaboration with
@Microsoft
. What a great mix of grantees! Can’t wait to see how their projects evolve.
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Evelyn F. McCoy
@mccoyEvelyn33
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Thrilled to announce the Catalyst Grant Program in collaboration with @Microsoft’s Justice Reform Initiative! @UrbanInstitute will support 9 organizations using data & tech to advance local justice reform efforts & decrease racial & ethnic disparities. urbn.is/catalyst
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Marina Duane Retweeted
Katie Robertson
@KatieOnJustice
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@MalDusey
in
@Law360
: In addition to victims' voices being considered in reforms, changes should be made in the criminal justice system to benefit victims, like more support services, including victim compensation, & better funding for these services.
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Victims' Voices Left Out Of Criminal Justice Reform - Law360
Criminal justice reform has gained momentum in the U.S. with state and federal lawmakers pushing for new legislation that would reduce incarceration, but some lawmakers and advocates argue that crime...
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Taniel
@Taniel
BREAKING: Virginia's Senate just voted to pass legislation abolishing the death penalty, 21 to 17 votes. Virginia has been one of most pro-death penalty states in U.S. history. So this would be a historic development. Next up: the House still has to vote on it.
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Marina Duane
@marina_duane
Can’t forget about folks in jails and prisons. They are facing higher risks of COVID.
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Katie Robertson
@KatieOnJustice
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The #COVID19 crisis in prisons and jails makes advancing clemency an urgent priority. Governors hold unique power to use clemency categorically to take action on this and other challenges in the justice system. A new @urbaninstitute report explains how: urbn.is/3f9Jhqj
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@marina_duane
Lots of promise in the crim justice world, so much more to do.
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The Appeal
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Across the country, Tuesday’s elections delivered major verdicts that will upend drug policy, immigration enforcement, and criminal prosecution. Here’s what we know so far. theappeal.org/politicalrepor
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Marina Duane
@marina_duane
As we grapple with shifting priorities, here is a good but nuanced overview:
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Storm
@_StormErvin
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Susan Nembhard & I wrote about how the public cannot continue to focus solely on "violence," if it cares to protect Black lives. Invest in Black Lives to Protect Black Lives: How the Public Sector Can Reduce Crime and Victimization: urbn.is/2OewGp6 via @urbaninstitute
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Urban Institute
@urbaninstitute
From
@grvelasco_
& @melanielangness: "The[se] intersecting crises... present an opportunity to critically consider how American society can be rebuilt to advance equity, redress harm, & combat white supremacist structures & institutions."
urban.org
COVID-19 Action that Centers Black LGBTQ People Can Address Housing Inequities
Addressing structural risk factors, such as chronic homelessness and housing insecurity, is key to creating safe communities where Black LGBTQ people can thrive.
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