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CONNECT NY: Issues Affecting Black New Yorkers | Watch Monday, Feb. 26 at 9 p.m. on WCNY-TV On the February edition of “CONNECT NY,” we’ll examine some of the issues disproportionately facing black New Yorkers and discuss how policymakers should address these challenges. We’ll talk about the criminal justice system, access to good economic and educational opportunities, and combating institutional racism. #WCNY #CNY #CONNECTNY #BlackHistoryMonth

The Police Explorer Program is an opportunity for young adults between the ages of 14 and 20 to become exposed to the basics of law enforcement through volunteering. Explorers are taught by Police Officers and Police Department employees. It is a leadership program designed to prepare students to be active in the community, learn more about a law enforcement career, obtain valuable work experience, and take on more responsibility as a young adult. ????♂????#ExplorerProgram #FutureLeaders #LawEnforcement Learn More: SanLeandro.org/Explorer

?? 2024 Police Commissioner for a Day Essay Contest Announcement ?? We're inviting the future leaders of New York City - our high school students - to contribute their innovative ideas and perspectives on law enforcement and community relations. Imagine you have the power to make a significant impact in our city for one day as the Police Commissioner. What would be your top priority to enhance the safety and well-being of our community? ?? Requirements: - Eligibility: Open to all NYC high school students. - Essay Guidelines: Submissions must be the original work of the author, 500-1,000 words, typed, and double-spaced. Each essay must include the author's name, contact information, and Police Precinct on the first page. ?? Award: The winner will receive a $500 prize, but more importantly, a chance to voice their innovative ideas to influential city leaders. Deadline: March 17th Don’t miss this opportunity to be heard and potentially influence policing and community safety strategies in New York City. For more information and to enter the contest, click the link to enter. https://lnkd.in/dX578xuj. Let's engage, inspire, and lead together for a safer, united community. palnewyork #Leadership #CommunitySafety #YouthEmpowerment #EssayContest

The demands and complexities of the law enforcement mission have never been greater. For your review an article in Police 1, "Charting the course for 2024: A 7-step strategy for police leaders to navigate complex times." Recognizing that there is no one size fits all solution it is my hope that you find some of the information provided helpful. Building trust and gaining the respect of communities we serve remains paramount in our profession. Also provided is a collaborative white paper- "Building Trust Between Police and Community in Michigan." Additionally, Police 1 training is offered free of charge to subscribers. That link is also provided below in the comment section.

Read my new op-ed for Slate Magazine. In it, I explore a surprising benefit of prosecutors reviewing past sentences: it can actually help them recruit the next generation of attorneys. This becomes even more pressing as our country faces a prosecutor shortage, which may actually be detrimental to reform efforts. In addition to reuniting families and communities, innovations like PIR also challenge the adversarial nature of our system, and they "encourage people who might otherwise not see themselves in these roles—first-generation college students, people of color, and women—to consider prosecution as a means of ensuring justice." Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gKEtAHCt

Black Lives Matter is more than just a movement; it’s a powerful affirmation of our existence, our struggles, and our triumphs. It is a declaration to those who doubt our worth: Black Lives Matter! In a recent Town Hall with ABC 33/40, we discussed the urgent need for a multifaceted approach to public safety. For far too long, those in power have neglected our communities, diverting vital resources away from education, healthcare, and housing, while pouring money into policing. This must change! "Investing in our communities is the true path to safety and justice." - Eric Hall We demand investments that uplift and empower us—education that inspires, healthcare that heals, and opportunities that foster growth. When we prioritize these areas over the criminalization and harm of our people, we can create real, lasting change. Let’s come together to ignite deeper conversations about community safety and solidarity. It’s time to envision a future where our neighborhoods thrive and our voices are heard. #InvestInBlackLives #CommunitySafety #TogetherWeRise #BlackLivesMatter #BlackJoy #EndPoliceBrutality #EmpowerOurCommunities

Hey network! As we’ve got exactly 2 months remaining for the Winter School being organised at Christ (Deemed to be University) Delhi NCR, I urge all of my connections to consider this project and sign up as soon as possible. It is surely going to be a worthwhile investment. The winter school includes various intellectually enriching modules inclusive of answering a variety of contemporarily relevant questions within the dynamic legal system of the United states of America and India: Overviews of the Criminal Justice System: Crime Control or Due Process, Police and Corrections Officers: How Do 'Street-Level' Functionaries Shape the Criminal Justice System? Prosecutors, Defense Counsel, Judges and the "Courtroom Workgroup:" Is Justice Being Sacrificed for Efficiency? Constitutional Restrictions on the Judicial Process: What Does 'Due Process' Really Require? What Should It Require? Criminal Law and Society: Examining Criminal Trials Within Their Social and Political Contexts Finders of Fact: Should We Trust Judges More Than Juries? With numerous sub topics to be covered as well. Here’s Miami University’s Regional LinkedIn handle you may go through it as well. #WinterSchool2024 #LegalStudies #CriminalJustice #LegalEducation #ChristUniversity #LawInThe21stCentury #USAIndiaLaw #CriminalLaw #JusticeSystem #LegalProfessionals #DueProcess #LegalStudiesProgram #IntellectualEnrichment #MiamiUniversity #LegalWorkgroup #WinterSchoolOpportunities

My latest journal article analyses how economic status, gender, and age overlap to shape and construct young men's experiences with policing. To do this, I locate social categories and identities within a broader social framing that attends to power, generational hierarchy, and context. Further, I interrogate the interconnections between multiple formations of oppression related to crime, criminal justice, and conceptualisations of deviance in Mathare and Kaptembwo informal settlements.

Meet Emma Sharp! Emma is from southwest England and moved to the USA to study Criminal Justice at MSU! Learn more about Emma in this month's Undergraduate Student Spotlight: https://lnkd.in/ggugigmK #AdvanceJustice #MSUSocialScience

Place matters. The voices we center in these places matter. How we listen and learn together matters. Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site, Inc, we focus on centering educators within historical spaces and rich history, creating thoughtful, well-informed perspectives that give us the foundation to understand how we teach, learn, and work toward an empowered American society. A question posed to me recently—“What do you fear or want to know about the unknown?”—reminded me that we can’t fully understand what we don’t yet see. The best way forward is to bring primary and secondary sources, including those with lived experience, into our conversations. This includes everything from founding documents to the insights of individuals directly impacted by the justice system. We value lived experience. We believe the voices of individuals who have had lived experience with the criminal justice system are central to our work I’m incredibly proud of our Education team’s dedication to this work and how they continue to grow in their commitment to a more perfect union. #JusticeEd #LaurenZalut #RyanHall #JusticeEdCollab