Advancing Restorative Justice in Westchester
Longmont Public Safety utilizes restorative principles and practices to address many of the crime, social and health issues in their community. They utilize these principles and practices when responding to circumstances in which people are struggling with their...Justice Roadmap Presentation
WESPAC Director on Bronxnet
Future of Public Safety
September 10 – October 1, 2020 At this pivotal moment in our nation’s history, advocates, policymakers, law enforcement, and community leaders around the country have raised concerns about policing and public safety. People want change. They want America to be...A Call to Police Leaders
The Antiracist Alliance, WCPR, the local chapter of NYCLU as well as WESPAC have worked together to put together this letter. We are asking for additional organizations, groups and congregations to please add your names if you support our list of specific reforms...WESPAC on Facebook
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Many community groups will ask for donations on Giving Tuesday, the first Tuesday of December! Please enjoy this video here that was created by Ainsley, and consider a gift to WESPAC if you have not already done so! ![]()
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Enjoy this clip that reminds us why WESPAC continues to be worthy of our collective support as our treasured community institution. You can donate on our website: wespac.org/donate![]()
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Why Do We Continue to Support WESPAC?
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Clips with a range of WESPAC members talking about why WESPAC continues to be worthy of support as a treasured community institution. If you have not sent i...
Will you stand with us in solidarity to demand an end to New York’s excessive sentencing laws? RSVP here. ![]()
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Join Communities Not Cages New York to help shed a light on the crisis of New York’s racist and unjust sentencing laws. Mass incarceration must end! Right now, New York State has the third largest population of people serving terms of life imprisonment in the country. Over 30,000 of our loved ones, neighbors and friends are incarcerated in state prisons. Between 1994 and 2014, the national number of people in prison who had served more than 15 years increased 526%. The number of people in prison for 25 years or longer increased over 5,000%! ![]()
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Together, we'll demand the end of prejudicial and unjust sentencing laws and call for passage of the Marvin Mayfield Act (S.6471/A.2036A), Second Look Act (S.321/A.531), and Earned Time Act (S.774/A.1128).![]()
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RSVP here to join us on December 11 to demand the end of prejudicial and unjust sentencing laws. If you'd like to help spread the word, you can share the attached graphic Pass #CommunitiesNotCages. We are conducting the Westchester rally on December 11th at 12-1pm in Ossining in the parking lot of Hudson Link For Higher Education.![]()
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Communities Not Cages New York