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- Preliminary Project Assessment FAQs
- UMC Update
- Employee Spotlight
- The Heart of Access (documentary on city-wide response to Covid-19)
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Proposition 6 would give incarcerated people more flexibility to engage in rehabilitative programs like education, emotional intelligence courses, mental health and substance use treatment, which can reduce recidivism; they would no longer be punished for choosing those activities over a work assignment.
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Read More >>I can’t stay silent about the encampment sweeps currently taking place across California. Every step we take to criminalize poverty and homelessness takes us farther away from the empathy and […]
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