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  June 05, 2018 City Limits

  Max & Murphy: Criminal Justice Reform Has a Long Way to Go

  In this podcast, JoAnne Page, President & CEO, and Stanley Richards, Executive Vice President, discuss where Rikers closure stands, the enormous problem of the prison-to-shelter pipeline, the interplay between criminal justice and immigration courts, the pros and cons of indeterminate sentencing and the stalled state reforms of speedy trial, bail and discovery.

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  May 22, 2018 WCNY

  Capitol Pressroom: Alisa Wellek and Khalil Cumberbatch

  Alisa Wellek, Executive Director of the Immigrant Defense Project, and Khalil Cumberbatch, Associate Vice President of Policy at the Fortune Society, explain how shortening the maximum sentence for Class A misdemeanors by one day can have a big impact on immigrants across New York.

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  March 06, 2018 The National Reentry Resource Center

  For the Record: A Podcast Featuring Candid Conversations about Criminal Record Clearance—Episode 1

  Khalil Cumberbatch, Associate Vice President of Policy, discusses his experiences living with a criminal record and receiving a gubernatorial pardon, as well as his current efforts as a criminal justice reform advocate and his vision for the future.

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  January 31, 2018 WSKG

  Perpetual Punishment, The Collateral Consequences Of Life With A Criminal Record

  When someone’s past criminal record is made public, what’s the impact on that individual? WSKG's radio report explores the difficulties faced by those with justice involvement.

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  December 07, 2017 WFUV

  Fresh Starts: Life After Prison

  New York City is looking at a "jails to jobs" initiative to reduce recidivism, but finding employment is often difficult for those who have spent time behind bars. This episode of WFUD's Cityscape program features Dr. David Ores, who runs a program to remove visible gang and prison tattoos, as well as Stanley Richards, Executive Vice President of the Fortune Society.

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  October 27, 2017 John Jay PRI

  Reentry Radio: A Place to Call Home

  This three-part series, featuring speakers and panels from an event held in conjunction with the John Jay College Prisoner Reentry Institute (PRI), explores the issues surrounding housing access and support for people with criminal justice system involvement.

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