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From Revocations to Reintegration: Re-Imagining Community Supervision in Minnesota

Tue, Apr 11

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Via Zoom

Join us for a discussion on community supervision and how it has shifted from an alternative to imprisonment to one of the largest drivers of incarceration. With panelists State Rep. Athena Hollins, Shenika Chambers and Nikki Engel from Violence Free MN, and Kahlee Griffey from Until We Are All Free

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From Revocations to Reintegration: Re-Imagining Community Supervision in Minnesota
From Revocations to Reintegration: Re-Imagining Community Supervision in Minnesota

Time & Location

Apr 11, 2023, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Via Zoom

About the event

Why has community supervision shifted from an alternative to imprisonment to becoming one of the largest drivers of incarceration? Over 60 percent of prison admissions in Minnesota result from supervision failures, making up approximately 25 percent of the prison population and costing taxpayers more than $77 million per year. This panel seeks to reimagine probation and supervised release to create systems that incentivize success rather than punishing failure.

Panelists:

Athena Hollins, State Representative, 66B: Representative Hollins serves the people of District 66B in Ramsey County. She is a graduate of Reed College and the University of St. Thomas Law School. Hollins serves as House Majority Whip and sits on the Public Safety Finance and Policy Committee.

Shenika Chambers, Policy Program Manager, Violence Free Minnesota: Shenika Chambers is a Policy Program Manager for Violence Free Minnesota. In this role, she works closely with survivors, member programs, and community partners to develop and implement policies that support victim/survivors across the state.

Nikki Engel, Policy & Legal Systems Program Manager, Violence Free Minnesota: Nikki Engel is the Legal Systems Program Manager at Violence Free Minnesota: the coalition to end relationship abuse. In this role, she works closely with domestic violence agencies and advocates across the state on civil and criminal responses to domestic violence. She also works with state agencies and policymakers to ensure that domestic violence survivors’ experiences are represented in policy making decisions. She has a background in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies with a focus on gender-based violence.

Kahlee Griffey, Until We Are All Free:

General admission tickets for this event are FREE with a suggested donation of $20.00 to support the work of the MNJRC and our partners as you are able. CLE tickets are $60, and Continuing Education Credits for Social Workers are available for $20. If you want a CLE or Social Work CEU credit, please pay the ticket amount at registration.

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