RSVP here. Co-Sponsored by: John Jay Prison-to-College Pipeline, The Center for Justice at Columbia University, the Center for Nuleadership on Urban Solutions, Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison and the Bertha Justice Institute at the Center for Constitutional Rights
Chun Rosenkranz, CSSW ’15 wrote a piece in the Guardian this week, detailing his experience with sentencing disparities that ended in his friend’s death in police custody. Eight years ago, Rosenkranz and his childhood friend, Hanuman, were both convicted of... READ MORE
Columbia University School of the Arts Office of Community Outreach and Education presents Phillip Lopate and Kiese Laymon In Conversation: Notes of a Native Son, as a part of the Year of James Baldwin Spring 2015 Conversation Series. RSVP HERE
Wednesday, April 22nd 6:30-8:00pm Columbia University Schapiro Studio 605 West 115th Street, Lower Level Panelists: Anne Patterson, LMSW Director, Justice Involved Services STEPS to End Family Violence Raquel Almazan Playwright, La Paloma Prisoner Brigette Harris Formerly Incarcerated Individual Chitra Aiyar Executive Director Sadie Nash
The Justice Working Group is a collaborative effort of the Columbia Population Research Center (CPRC) and the Center for Justice to assemble faculty, research scientists and fellows, graduate students and community partners in order to share and discuss work in
Co-hosted by the Prisoner Reentry Institute and the NYC Department of Probation, the event will feature keynote speaker Dr. Louisa Gilbert, LMSW, of Columbia University’s School of Social Work, and will be moderated by NYC Probation Commissioner Ana Bermúdez. Dr.
Professor Ayten Gündoğdu, assistant professor of political science at Barnard, will present on her new book Rightlessness in an Age of Rights, which offers new readings of Hannah Arendt’s political theory in order to examine the challenging human rights issues
Presented by the Vera Institute of Justice as a part of the Research Speaker Series. Professor Bernard Harcourt will explore the status of research methods in criminal justice, investigate the relationship between research and public policy, and discuss future directions.
