Criminal Justice in Wisconsin: Effective Strategies for Change, Feb. 23, Madison
“Criminal Justice in Wisconsin: Effective Strategies for Change” will be held at Edgewood College on Saturday, February 23, 2024, from 9:30 am- 2:30 pm at the Anderson Auditorium. Speakers will include:
- Madison Police Chief Noble Wray, on the Governor’s Commission on Reducing Racial Disparity in Wisconsin’s Justice System;
- Representative Mark Pocan, on the work of the ad hoc committee on Effective Strategies for Community Justice;
- Anthony Streveler of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, discussing the Council of State Government’s Justice Reinvestment Project;
- Judge Carl Ashley, who serves on the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s sub-committee for more effective strategies for justice;
- The Rev. Jerry Hancock, on current trends in Restorative Justice;
- District Attorney John Chisholm, on Milwaukee County’s efforts to develop community alternatives; and
- County Executive Kathleen Falk and Scott McDonell, chair of the County Board, on what is happening in Dane County.
There is no fee or formal pre-registration for the Forum, but if you plan to attend please contact Edgewood College by February 20, 2024 at heffern@edgewood.edu or 608-663-2218
[tags]community justice, restorative justice, racial disparity in justice[/tags]
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