Special podcast episodes of the Center for Justice Innovation, focusing on the work of researchers and practitioners—those who are working on the ground to make things better for people touched by the justice system.
In Practice, a Center for Justice Innovation podcast
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Special podcast episodes of the Center for Justice Innovation, focusing on the work of researchers and practitioners—those who are working on the ground to make things better for people touched by the justice system.
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12/6/2019
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January 15, 2025
Harry Belafonte Congratulates Harlem Reentry Court Graduates
<p>The 10th graduation of the Harlem Reentry Court featured a special guest.</p><p></p><p>“I was born in Harlem, and I grew up in Harlem and now at 82, I’m still in Harlem,” said Harry Belafonte, the singer, actor and activist, as he congratulated the Reentry Court’s 17 graduates on satisfying the program’s rigorous requirements.</p><p></p><p>The Harlem Parole Reentry Court helps parolees returning from incarceration make the transition from life in prison to responsible citizenship. The court—a project of Harlem Community Justice Center, the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services and the Division of Parole—links parolees to a wide range of social services, including drug treatment, transitional employment and vocational services, health care and mental health treatment.</p>
October 19, 2021
Creating Holistic Abusive Partner Intervention Programming: A View of the Field
In this episode of In Practice, Rob Wolf discusses the history, trends, and current innovations in the abusive partner intervention field with Juan Carlos Areán, program director of Children and Youth Programs at Futures Without Violence. They highl...
July 22, 2021
When Public Transportation, Police, and Homelessness Intersect: A Conversation about How to Support a Vulnerable Population
Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, over 500,000 people a night in the U.S. lived without shelter, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. During the pandemic, those numbers rose even higher. Afraid they might contract Covid-19 in a shelter and lacking safe alternatives, many more people than usual sought warmth and safety in transit hubs. Social service providers across the country have tried to address their needs but can't reach everyone. Often it ends up being the police who engage one-on-one with the unhoused. "The police are put in situations to deal with people and issues that government has not figured out how to handle adequately. Police all across the country deal with these difficult things on a daily basis," says Christopher Trucillo, chief of the New Jersey Transit Police. On this episode of In Practice, Chief Trucillo, Deputy Chief of New Jersey Transit Police Laura Hester, and Polly Hanson, senior director of Security, Risk, and Emergency Management at the American Public Transportation Association discuss with host Robert V. Wolf the intersection of homelessness and transit police, including successful partnerships among transit authorities, police, and local service providers that give the unhoused a chance to access services while also helping transit systems pursue their mission of safe transportation.
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