OFJ strives to remove barriers for returning citizens thru advocacy, legislative reform, & education. We promote #antistigma and #antirecidivism
Baltimore, MD
Joined December 2016
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8 years ago the world lost Freddie Gray to fatal injuries he sustained at the hands of the Baltimore City Police Department. He was 25 years old. Today and everyday we honor his memory by continuing to advocate for justice and police accountability. #blacklivesmatter
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TAKE ACTION‼️ and tell the Maryland House of Delegates to vote YES on SB 33.
bit.ly/3zAMaLN
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The Governor has already been removed from all forms of parole decisions except for medical parole decisions, and SB33 fixes what amounted to a drafting error of previous legislation. We look forward to @LukeClippinger getting this easy fix across the finish line! #MDpolitics
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On this Good Friday we hope that @LukeClippinger will help support the most medically vulnerable of our state’s incarcerated population by bringing SB33 to a vote in his Committee. #mdga23
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Nicole Hanson-Mundell, Dir. @Out4JusticeOrg & expert on criminal justice policy, shares how children forcibly removed from families in Maryland (put in #FosterCare), are placed in psych hospitals. #ActionItem: Maryland House Bill 406 n.pr/3SgXDYB
#EndFamilySeparation
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Michigan man Dennis Atkins wrongfully convicted of teen’s murder free after 16 years behind bars: mlive.com/news/2022/02/michi…
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Looking forward to hearing from this incredible panel featuring folks from @PublJusticeCntr @Out4JusticeOrg @mdeconomy & @EconomicPolicy.
Moderator Kyle Moore: "Worker justice will always be an unattainable goal if we aren't considering racial equity in our analysis." 💯💯💯
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"Our population needs support before we home." Nicole Hanson-Mundell of @Out4JusticeOrg speaking about the importance of providing services to people while they are incarcerated and especially while preparing to return home.
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Employing people who are returning from incarceration has great benefits. Among them, many have received education and training while incarcerated, and "when we do get that job, we typically stay a lot longer." Nicole Hanson-Mundell @Out4JusticeOrg
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Great point from Nicole @Out4JusticeOrg : "The state should look at the prior progress we have made and implement those policies" instead of just passing new laws. Sometimes when legislation gets to the agency level, progress stalls or programs lack funding.
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On this #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, we’re calling on @md_sbe to designate federal agencies within the state as voter registration agencies.
Federal agencies operating in Maryland can help reach eligible voters who register at lower rates. #MDpolitics #MDvotes
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Tomorrow is #Give828, a national day of giving to Black-led and Black-benefitting organizations. JUFJ is asking people to support three of our partner organizations: @Out4JusticeOrg, @SPACEsInAction, and @ypforprogress. Donation links here: linktr.ee/jufj
