Why A Survivor Is Voting NO on Prop 20
Going backwards on sentencing reform will not make us safer. This November’s election presents [...]
Join Re:Store Justice for a Virtual Gathering for Impacted Survivors
In this moment of pandemic and protest, we are more than ever aware of [...]
A Reflection On Making And Wearing Masks
One morning in the early weeks of the pandemic, I made the (very) short [...]
Empathy & Accountability In The Time Of COVID-19
At a recent White House briefing, President Donald Trump was asked if he had [...]
Public health and public safety require that we include lifers in plans to reduce the prison population in California
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the vulnerable parts of our community that we have [...]
What Restorative Justice Can Teach Us About COVID-19 – And Ourselves.
From Witness LA I awaken every morning in this era of COVID-19 with [...]
From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration: Reflections on my trip to Montgomery
In November I traveled with over one hundred members of my Jewish congregation to [...]
Sacramento Bee: Governor’s prison commutations are no substitute for justice reform
Read the Opinion piece here. The manned guard tower over looks the entry to [...]
Witness LA: The Release Of Adnan Khan, Criminal Justice Reform & Supporting Victims—Does It Have To Be A Zero-Sum Equation?
Editor’s note: As we wrote earlier, last Friday, 34-year-old Adnan Khan, who is one of [...]
Healing from Violence — Twenty-Six Years Later
The terrible tragedies this month at the Borderline Bar in Thousand Oaks, the Tree [...]