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NEW: Under Gov. Hochul, racial disparities in parole releases are the worst on record, according to a new report by NYU’s Center for Race, Inequality & the Law. If release rates were equal, as many as 1,338 fewer people of color would be in prison today. thecity.nyc/2024/11/11/wid…

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This report by RaceNYU demonstrates why we MUST pass Elder Parole and Fair & Timely Parole in the upcoming legislative session! If release rates were equal, there would be at least 1,338 fewer people of color in prison today #ParoleJusticeNY

RSVP to join us next week! Burns Chair Professor James Forman Jr. explores judicial, legislative, and lawyering interventions to reduce lengthy prison sentences and create second chances for people incarcerated under outdated, unjust sentencing policies law.cuny.edu/event/burns-ch…

Restorative justice is being implemented in schools all over the United States, but is it being done in New York City? Join Fordham Law's Center on Race, Law and Justice, Dignity in Schools Campaign NY, and The Circle Keepers this Thursday, Nov. 21, to find out and learn more. go.activecalendar.com/FordhamUnivers…

Lots going on in the news but a report by NYU Law School's RaceNYU found 1,338 fewer people of color would be in prison if not for racial bias in parole release decisions. 1,338 families continue to be separated bc the Parole Board thinks people of color deserve more punishment.

We're hiring! The Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law is seeking applications from 1L, 2L, and LLM students for the summer Student Fellowship Program, taking place during summer 2025. Learn more here: law.nyu.edu/centers/race-i…

Disgusted by prison guards murdering Robert Brooks, and by the long history of racist violence by guards that came before it? Contact your lawmakers and demand REAL systemic change: bit.ly/JusticeforRobe…

The New York State Parole Board was 33% less likely to release a person of color than a white person between 2022 and June 2024, according to a recent report by RaceNYU. This stark inequity demands urgent reform. Passing the #ElderParole and #FairAndTimelyParole acts in 2025 is

One month ago, Mr. Williams made the parole board after 25 years of incarceration. If you have a moment, please consider donating to his re-entry fund. gofund.me/ecaa38c4

GETTING STARTED: Young people with incarcerated loved ones, formerly incarcerated community leaders, NAACP of NYS, Lawmakers from all across the state are rallying in the State Capitol to say 2025 must be the year for Parole Justice!

Essence, 16, of Albany: "Having my grandmother home from prison means everything to me. She’s helped to raise me and, as a loving advocate for our community, she’s my role model. I want to see the Elder Parole and Fair & Timely Parole bills passed for other grandmas to be home."

Cayla Reed, 13, of Brentwood in Long Island: “My parents are the most loving people in the world. After coming home from prison, they dedicated themselves to our community. I support parole justice because other kids' families deserve a fair chance to be reunited.”

Join the CARE Coalition, directly impacted mothers, lawmakers & advocates from across NYS for our 2nd annual advocacy day on 2/11/25. We’re holding a press conference, rally & calling on our lawmakers to pass the #CAREAct. New Hour RSVP: bit.ly/CAREAdvocacy225

TONIGHT: Register to join the New Jersey Reparations Council today at 6:30pm E.T. for their final public session: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

‘Open Doors’ office tour with Vincent M. Southerland, associate professor of clinical law and faculty director of the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law.

Another incarcerated person was brutally slain by prison guards in a facility just across the street from Marcy Prison, where guards murdered Robert Brooks. Guards even made incarcerated people clean up the blood. The incarcerated people are the ones who are not safe. Statement:

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