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ProBaytion in Alameda County

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by Alameda County Probation

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<p>We are Probaytion, the people that work in the bay area, and specifically in the Alameda County Probation Department.&nbsp;<br><br>We have&nbsp; real conversations about all the aspects of probation; the work of rehabilitation and the work to lesson criminal behavior in our inner cities.&nbsp;<br><br>We take a balanced look at community supervision and we have honest conversations with the people that people our offices.&nbsp;<br><br>There’s more than meets the eye of the government employee, we actually do care. We share conversations on the first Tuesday of each month, take a listen.</p>

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7/31/2023

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for 012: Love Over Everything: Feeding the Soul of Our Community with Division Director April Spikener

July 2, 2024

012: Love Over Everything: Feeding the Soul of Our Community with Division Director April Spikener

<p>In this episode of Probaytion Podcast, host Fina Perez interviews April Spikener, Division Director for the Alameda County Probation Department. They delve into April&apos;s extensive experience in the probation system, discussing her journey from obtaining her Bachelor’s Degree from San Jose State University to her roles in various counties, including Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Alameda. April shares insights into her work at Juvenile Ranches and Juvenile Hall, and her responsibilities as a Deputy Probation Officer, Unit Supervisor, and Division Director. Their conversation also touches on the importance of serving the community while maintaining a sense of enjoyment and fulfillment in their roles.</p><p> </p><p>April&apos;s contributions extend beyond her professional life. She is a certified Real Colors® Facilitator, a member of the Wall of Success Committee, and part of the Facilities Recruitment Team. Additionally, April is a poet, a three-time author, and the founder of the Love Over Everything Project™, which has provided meals and encouragement to over 500 unhoused individuals in Oakland. During the interview, April reflects on her experience being recognized as a person of consequence during Black History Month, highlighting the significance of her work and her commitment to making a positive impact in the community.<br/><br/>If you are interested in learning more about April you can follow her @aprilthepoet on Instagram.</p>

Episode thumbnail for 011: Transforming Lives: The Power of Thinking for Change, with Estial Lett and Joey Mason

June 4, 2024

011: Transforming Lives: The Power of Thinking for Change, with Estial Lett and Joey Mason

<p>In this episode of the Probaytion Podcast, host Fina Perez engages in a profound discussion with Estial Lett and Joey Mason about their experiences and perspectives within the probation system. Estial Lett, a Unit Supervisor with the Alameda County Probation Department, shares her insights on the innovative practices in community corrections and her dedication to professional development. Joey Mason recounts his incredible journey from serving a 20-year sentence to becoming a pivotal figure in the Alameda County Probation Department, emphasizing the power of rehabilitation and community support.</p><p> </p><p>Estial Lett&apos;s impressive background in criminal justice and her current role in the Best Practices and Innovative Strategies (BPIS) Unit highlights her commitment to implementing evidence-based practices. With certifications in COMPAS, WRNA, and Thinking for a Change (T4C), she discusses the importance of continuous education and training in advancing community corrections. Estial also touches on her experience as a trainer for the National Institute of Corrections program Thinking for a Change, underscoring the significance of training programs like T4C in shaping effective probation practices.</p><p> </p><p>Joey Mason&apos;s story is a testament to resilience and transformation. After spending two decades in prison under California&apos;s three strikes law, Joey&apos;s dedication to self-improvement and helping others led to his early release and subsequent employment with the Alameda County Probation Department. As the department&apos;s first Community Outreach Worker, Joey shares how he supports probation clients, aiming to reduce recidivism and foster positive change. His journey from incarceration to homeownership serves as an inspiring example of the impact of rehabilitative programs and community support in the criminal justice system.</p>

Episode thumbnail for 010: Communications with Alicia Mitchell

May 7, 2024

010: Communications with Alicia Mitchell

<p>In this episode we dive into a topic that&apos;s vital to our community: Communication in probation with Alicia Mitchell, who&apos;s stepping into the role of External Communications Director. </p><p>Together, we&apos;re going to have an open and honest dialogue about all aspects of probation in the Bay Area.</p><p>During our conversation, Alicia sheds light on the formation of a new unit within our probation department and shares her insights into its significance. We&apos;ll explore her background, motivations, and aspirations, gaining valuable insights into the person behind this pivotal position.</p><p>Tune in to discover:</p><ul><li>The mission and vision behind the new unit within Alameda County&apos;s probation system</li><li>Alicia Mitchell&apos;s journey and experiences that led her to her current role</li><li>Her goals and aspirations for enhancing external communications within the probation sector</li><li>Candid discussions about the challenges and opportunities within the Bay Area&apos;s probation landscape</li></ul><p>This episode is not just about probation—it&apos;s about understanding the people who shape and influence our county. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that delves deep into the heart of Alameda County&apos;s probation system.</p>

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What is ProBaytion in Alameda County?
<p>We are Probaytion, the people that work in the bay area, and specifically in the Alameda County Probation Department.&nbsp;<br><br>We have&nbsp; real conversations about all the aspects of probation; the work of rehabilitation and the work to lesson criminal behavior in our inner cities.&nbsp;<br><br>We take a balanced look at community supervision and we have honest conversations with the people that people our offices.&nbsp;<br><br>There’s more than meets the eye of the government employee, we actually do care. We share conversations on the first Tuesday of each month, take a listen.</p>
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