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ABC 7 Bay Area

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KEYT

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If Californians vote to ban slavery this fall, will prisoners get a raise?

CAL Matters

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Will it stay or will it go? California voters decide fate of ‘momentous’ criminal justice law

The Guardian

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Politico

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Expunging convictions gets people closer to housing, but it’s not automatic

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• Newsweek

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90 days in solitary won’t solve America’s criminal justice problem

• Baltimore Sun

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State Board Allows Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall To Remain Open Despite Concerns From Advocates, Families

• LAist

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California is clearing criminal records — including violent crimes — to offer second chances

• Cal Matters

• March 21, 2024

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Formerly incarcerated mentors guide youth in juvenile halls toward a path of redemption

• Spectrum News

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• The Anti-Recidivism Coalition helps give formerly incarcerated a 2nd chance
  
  

• Spectrum News

• January 16, 2024

• He was sentenced to 162 years in prison. Now he’s free and working at the California Capitol

The Los Angeles Times

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• • A Voice for Change: From Behind Bars to the Front Lines of Youth Justice Reform in Los Angeles

    Knock LA
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  • California’s free prison calls are repairing estranged relationships and aiding rehabilitation

    Los Angeles Times
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  • Jail reforms and anti-recidivism efforts in SoCal

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  • California is closing its last youth prisons. Will what replaces them be worse?

  • Los Angeles Times
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  • Anti-Recidivism Coalition & Universal Helping Disenfranchised Earn Hollywood Careers

    Deadline Hollywood

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  • Lawsuits target ‘extortionate’ phone calls, commissary items in California jails
    

    Los Angeles Times

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  • California to transform infamous San Quentin prison with Scandinavian ideas, rehab focus

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    Los Angeles Times

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    Formerly incarcerated men earn second chance thanks to Los Angeles Rams

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    KTLA 5
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  • FACT SHEET: President Biden Celebrates New Commitments toward Equitable Workforce Development for Infrastructure Jobs

    The White House

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  • Sentenced to life for stealing $14: ‘I needed help, but was given jail’

    The Guardian
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  • California imprisoned her for killing the abusive father of her unborn son. Now free, she fights for change

    The Sacramento Bee
    June 7, 2022

  • After Statewide Reform, L.A. County Will Rely on Camps, Not Juvenile Halls

    
    The Imprint youth & family news
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• The man who paid for America’s fear

  San Francisco Chronicle
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• Why efforts to scale back California’s ‘three strikes’ law for juveniles are failing
  

  LA Times

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• More Troubling Conditions Revealed at L.A. County Juvenile Hall
  

  The Imprint youth & family news
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• California Could Finally End ‘Three Strikes’ Law for Teens
  

  Voice of San Diego
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• Rams surprise three local social justice leaders who inspire change with tickets to Super Bowl LVI

  LA Rams News
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• California Lawmaker Adding to Growing Calls for an End to ‘Three Strikes’ Laws for Teens

  The Imprint youth & family news
  January 20, 2022

• Could juvenile detention centers look like college campuses?

  Ed Source:Highlighting Strategies for Student Success
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• Bill That Will Drastically Change How Gang Charges Work Signed into Law by Governor

  The Davis Vanguard
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• Rams invite young adults housed by LA County Probation Department and Anti-Recidivism Coalition for SoFi Stadium tour and panel discussion
  

  LA Rams News
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• Bail Reform Efforts Become a Two-Year Bill

  The Davis Vanguard
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• California voters rejected ‘zero bail.’ Now lawmakers weigh new overhaul of system

  LA Times
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• Beacons of Hope: Humboldt State’s Project Rebound builds a prison-to-college pipeline

  North Coast Journal
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• A New Lease on Life: Michael Mendoza, Anti-Recidivism Coalition

  thesencentingproject
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• Inspire Change & the Anti-Recidivism Coalition Advocate for Criminal Justice Reform

  NFL
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• What Happens When Prison ‘Lifers’ Get a Chance at Healing and Redemption?

  The Appeal
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• http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-adrian-vasquez-california-community-foundation-los-angeles/

  VoyageLA
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• Hard Knocks’ Recap: Practice Takes Backseat as Rams, Chargers Hold ‘Uncomfortable’ Conversations

  SI NFL
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• “Hangover” Producer Starts Nonprofit to Transition People Out of Prison

  Spectrum News 1
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• As fire season bears down on thirsty California, incarcerated crews prepare to battle flames

  Bay View
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• Parolee Hopes to Help Restore Voting Rights to People on Parole

  Spectrum News 1
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• Reformers Aim to End Prison Firefighters’ ‘Indentured Servitude’ in California

  The Real News Network
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• We need a smarter approach to post-prison reentry

  The Press-Enterprise
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• The coronavirus is spiking in California’s youth prisons. So why isn’t the state letting young prisoners out?

  San Francisco Chronicle
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• Guards Without Masks, Tests With No Results

  LA Progressive
  August 6, 2020

• Dodgers Black Lives Matter Game-Used Jerseys to be Auctioned to Support Combating Racial Inequality

  Inside the Dodgers News
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• Common: ‘Young people need better opportunities to live, correct themselves and be forgiven’

  Music News
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• Los Angeles Dodgers “In This Together”

  Los Angeles Dodgers Twitter Account
  July 16, 2020

• Race in America: Prison Reform

  Washington Post
  July 16, 2020

• Five months after outbreak, California to publish COVID-19 data on local jails

  The Sacramento Bee
  July 15, 2020

• Passing the Mic: Formerly Incarcerated Women – On Telling Their Own Stories

  KQED
  July 12, 2020

• California Prison Population Could be Reduced by up to 8,000 as California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Announces Additional Actions to Address COVID-19

  Sierra Sun Times
  July 11, 2020

• California could release up to 8,000 inmates early because of coronavirus

  NBC News
  July 10, 2020

• NFL Inspire Change social justice grant recipients

  NFL
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• Help Fight Mass Incarceration by Entering to Win This Awesome Mercedes

  Gear Patrol
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• LA County Officials deliver criminal justice reform updates

  Santa Monica Daily Press
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• Medical Expert Calls for Immediate Decarceration of San Quentin Prisoners

  The Davis Vanguard
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• LA County Officials Address Criminal Justice Reform, LASD Oversight

  KHTS
  July 2, 2020

• San Quentin overseer: Prison virus response escalating

  Marinij
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• Coronavirus in Jails and Prisons

  The Appeal
  July 1, 2020

• ‘A moral failure’: California not tracking jail inmates and staff infected with coronavirus

  Sacramento Bee
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• Seven Days in Solitary

  Solitary Watch News
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• Kim Kardashian received over $120k worth of designer bags for her birthday

  Grunt Stuff
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• California Coalition Calls for Moratorium on State Gang Database

  Electronic Frontier Foundation
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• From Prison to the Halls of Power: A Politician’s Son Lobbies to Let People on Parole Vote

  Lost Coast Outpost
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• Why Blake Griffin, Russell Westbrook and other NBA stars are fighting to save Julius Jones

  ESPN
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• California Measure to Restore Voting Rights to Parolees Advances

  The Epoch Times
  June 20, 2020

• Time to Abolish Racist Foster Care System, Children’s Commissioner Says

  The Chronicle of Social Change
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• Uncomfortable Conversations, Comfortable: Rams host ‘Character Chat’ for youth correctional facilities

  LA Rams News
  June 11, 2020

• Inmates Help Out Essential Workers

  Antelope Valley Press
  June 11, 2020

• NFL commits $250M over 10-year period to combat systemic racism

  NFL
  June 11, 2020

• Sacramento Kings Pledge To Our Black Community

  NBA
  June 9, 2020

• As Fire Season Bears Down on Drought-Stricken California, Inmate Crews are Preparing to Battle Flames While Facing Manpower Shortages Because of the COVID Crisis

  Redheaded Blackbelt
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• Kings develop ‘Pledge to Our Black Community’

  SB Nation: Sactown Royalty
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• State Leaders Propose Chokehold And Crowd Control Reforms, While At The County Level, Advocates Call For Changes That Go Deeper Than Use-Of-Force Policy

  Witness LA
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• Probation Conditions Relaxed During the Pandemic. Some Say They Should Stay That Way.

  The Appeal
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• Kanye West Set Up A College Fund For George Floyd’s 6-Year-Old Daughter

  SimpleMost
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• Statement on Mayor Garcetti’s Announcements During Ongoing Protests

  LA Sentinel
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• California Proposal Would Limit Teens’ Transfer to Adult Jails

  The Chronicle of Social Change
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• Community Coalition Hosted the People’s Assembly to Encourage Unity to Fight Injustice Across Los Angeles

  LA Sentinel
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• Incarcerated People Can’t Get Left Behind in COVID-19 Protections

  Milken Institute
  May 12, 2020

• Film Producer says coronavirus “shouldn’t be a death sentence” for inmates

  CBS News
  April 23, 2020

• Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: Producer/Prison Activist Scott Budnick On Dangers Of Pandemic Spread Behind Bars

  Deadline
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• Los Angeles County Creates Its First Ever Youth Commission

  The Chronicle of Social Change
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• Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 42: Anti-Recidivism Coalition

  The Davis Vanguard
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• For Returning Citizens, Success Begins with a Ride Home

  Yes! Magazine
  February 6, 2020

• Not your typical fire academy: Ventura Training Center makes firefighters out of parolees

  VC Star
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• Ventura Training Center Provides Parolees Path in Firefighting

  Spectrum News 1
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• Bucks visit Racine Correctional Institution for discussions and a pickup game

  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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• Why Is ‘Hangover’ Producer Scott Budnick Under Investigation By The LA County Sheriff?

  LAist
  December 16, 2019

• He Produced Movies, Then Quit to Fight for Justice Reform — Now He’s Back With ‘Just Mercy’

  The Hollywood Reporter
  December 6, 2019

• How the HART & Anti-Recidivism Coalition Helps Men in Prison Reclaim Their Lives

  Now This News
  November 21, 2019

• Meet Local Hero Nominee

  KCET
  October 9, 2019

• https://www.csusb.edu/inside/article/446976/csusb-professor-and-prison-arts-collective-program-recognized-california

  Inside CSUSB
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• What It Feels Like to Be A Teen In Solitary Confinement

  Teen Vogue
  November 8, 2017

• The Anti-Recidivism Coalition

  The Fix
  November 11, 2015

• Scott Budnick produced the Hangover movies. He’s also one of the most effective advocates for prison reform in California. It doesn’t make any sense until you see him at work.

  Outside Man- The California Sunday Magazine
  March 1, 2015

• Once Again, California Eases Harsh Sentencing Laws

  The New York Times
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• Why the Producer of “The Hangover Part III” Spends So Much Time in Prison

  Mother Jones
  May 23, 2013

I’m Proof of the Power of a Second Chance

• Newsweek

• May 7th, 2024

90 days in solitary won’t solve America’s criminal justice problem

• Baltimore Sun

• April 12, 2024

State Board Allows Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall To Remain Open Despite Concerns From Advocates, Families

• LAist

• April 11,20204

California is clearing criminal records — including violent crimes — to offer second chances

Cal Matters

March 21

Formerly incarcerated mentors guide youth in juvenile halls toward a path of redemption

• Spectrum News

January 30, 2024

• The Anti-Recidivism Coalition helps give formerly incarcerated a 2nd chance
  

• Spectrum News

• January 16, 2024

• He was sentenced to 162 years in prison. Now he’s free and working at the California Capitol

The Los Angeles Times
November 10, 2023

• • A Voice for Change: From Behind Bars to the Front Lines of Youth Justice Reform in Los Angeles

    Knock LA
    July 27, 2023

  • California’s free prison calls are repairing estranged relationships and aiding rehabilitation

    Los Angeles Times
    July 27, 2023

  • Jail reforms and anti-recidivism efforts in SoCal

  • Spectrum News

  • July 30, 2023

  • California is closing its last youth prisons. Will what replaces them be worse?

  • Los Angeles Times
    June 2, 2023

  • Anti-Recidivism Coalition & Universal Helping Disenfranchised Earn Hollywood Careers

    Deadline Hollywood

    May 18, 2023

  • Lawsuits target ‘extortionate’ phone calls, commissary items in California jails
    

    Los Angeles Times

    April 5, 2023

  • California to transform infamous San Quentin prison with Scandinavian ideas, rehab focus

  • 
    Los Angeles Times

    March 16, 2023

    Formerly incarcerated men earn second chance thanks to Los Angeles Rams

  • 
    KTLA 5
    March 14, 2023

  • FACT SHEET: President Biden Celebrates New Commitments toward Equitable Workforce Development for Infrastructure Jobs

    The White House

  • November 2, 2022

  • Sentenced to life for stealing $14: ‘I needed help, but was given jail’

    The Guardian
    November 2, 2022

  • California imprisoned her for killing the abusive father of her unborn son. Now free, she fights for change

    The Sacramento Bee
    June 7, 2022

  • After Statewide Reform, L.A. County Will Rely on Camps, Not Juvenile Halls

    
    The Imprint youth & family news
    March 15, 2022

• The man who paid for America’s fear

  San Francisco Chronicle
  March 11, 2022

• Why efforts to scale back California’s ‘three strikes’ law for juveniles are failing
  

  LA Times

  February 11, 2022

• More Troubling Conditions Revealed at L.A. County Juvenile Hall
  

  The Imprint youth & family news
  February 2, 2022

• California Could Finally End ‘Three Strikes’ Law for Teens
  

  Voice of San Diego
  January 22, 2022

• Rams surprise three local social justice leaders who inspire change with tickets to Super Bowl LVI

  LA Rams News
  January 21, 2022

• California Lawmaker Adding to Growing Calls for an End to ‘Three Strikes’ Laws for Teens

  The Imprint youth & family news
  January 20, 2022

• Could juvenile detention centers look like college campuses?

  Ed Source:Highlighting Strategies for Student Success
  October 14, 2021

• Bill That Will Drastically Change How Gang Charges Work Signed into Law by Governor

  The Davis Vanguard
  October 9, 2021

• Rams invite young adults housed by LA County Probation Department and Anti-Recidivism Coalition for SoFi Stadium tour and panel discussion
  

  LA Rams News
  October 1, 2021

• Bail Reform Efforts Become a Two-Year Bill

  The Davis Vanguard
  September 11, 2021

• California voters rejected ‘zero bail.’ Now lawmakers weigh new overhaul of system

  LA Times
  September 7, 2021

• Beacons of Hope: Humboldt State’s Project Rebound builds a prison-to-college pipeline

  North Coast Journal
  August 19, 2021

• A New Lease on Life: Michael Mendoza, Anti-Recidivism Coalition

  thesencentingproject
  June 29, 2021

• Inspire Change & the Anti-Recidivism Coalition Advocate for Criminal Justice Reform

  NFL
  January 9, 2021

• What Happens When Prison ‘Lifers’ Get a Chance at Healing and Redemption?

  The Appeal
  December 3, 2020

• http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-adrian-vasquez-california-community-foundation-los-angeles/

  VoyageLA
  November 18, 2020

• Hard Knocks’ Recap: Practice Takes Backseat as Rams, Chargers Hold ‘Uncomfortable’ Conversations

  SI NFL
  September 2, 2020

• “Hangover” Producer Starts Nonprofit to Transition People Out of Prison

  Spectrum News 1
  August 20, 2020

• As fire season bears down on thirsty California, incarcerated crews prepare to battle flames

  Bay View
  August 19, 2020

• Parolee Hopes to Help Restore Voting Rights to People on Parole

  Spectrum News 1
  August 14, 2020

• Reformers Aim to End Prison Firefighters’ ‘Indentured Servitude’ in California

  The Real News Network
  August 12, 2020

• We need a smarter approach to post-prison reentry

  The Press-Enterprise
  August 8, 2020

• The coronavirus is spiking in California’s youth prisons. So why isn’t the state letting young prisoners out?

  San Francisco Chronicle
  August 8, 2020

• Guards Without Masks, Tests With No Results

  LA Progressive
  August 6, 2020

• Dodgers Black Lives Matter Game-Used Jerseys to be Auctioned to Support Combating Racial Inequality

  Inside the Dodgers News
  July 31, 2020

• Common: ‘Young people need better opportunities to live, correct themselves and be forgiven’

  Music News
  July 17, 2020

• Los Angeles Dodgers “In This Together”

  Los Angeles Dodgers Twitter Account
  July 16, 2020

• Race in America: Prison Reform

  Washington Post
  July 16, 2020

• Five months after outbreak, California to publish COVID-19 data on local jails

  The Sacramento Bee
  July 15, 2020

• Passing the Mic: Formerly Incarcerated Women – On Telling Their Own Stories

  KQED
  July 12, 2020

• California Prison Population Could be Reduced by up to 8,000 as California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Announces Additional Actions to Address COVID-19

  Sierra Sun Times
  July 11, 2020

• California could release up to 8,000 inmates early because of coronavirus

  NBC News
  July 10, 2020

• NFL Inspire Change social justice grant recipients

  NFL
  July 9, 2020

• Help Fight Mass Incarceration by Entering to Win This Awesome Mercedes

  Gear Patrol
  July 9, 2020

• LA County Officials deliver criminal justice reform updates

  Santa Monica Daily Press
  July 3, 2020

• Medical Expert Calls for Immediate Decarceration of San Quentin Prisoners

  The Davis Vanguard
  July 2, 2020

• LA County Officials Address Criminal Justice Reform, LASD Oversight

  KHTS
  July 2, 2020

• San Quentin overseer: Prison virus response escalating

  Marinij
  July 1, 2020

• Coronavirus in Jails and Prisons

  The Appeal
  July 1, 2020

• ‘A moral failure’: California not tracking jail inmates and staff infected with coronavirus

  Sacramento Bee
  June 23, 2020

• Seven Days in Solitary

  Solitary Watch News
  June 23, 2020

• Kim Kardashian received over $120k worth of designer bags for her birthday

  Grunt Stuff
  June 23, 2020

• California Coalition Calls for Moratorium on State Gang Database

  Electronic Frontier Foundation
  June 22, 2020

• From Prison to the Halls of Power: A Politician’s Son Lobbies to Let People on Parole Vote

  Lost Coast Outpost
  June 22, 2020

• Why Blake Griffin, Russell Westbrook and other NBA stars are fighting to save Julius Jones

  ESPN
  June 22, 2020

• California Measure to Restore Voting Rights to Parolees Advances

  The Epoch Times
  June 20, 2020

• Time to Abolish Racist Foster Care System, Children’s Commissioner Says

  The Chronicle of Social Change
  June 15, 2020

• Uncomfortable Conversations, Comfortable: Rams host ‘Character Chat’ for youth correctional facilities

  LA Rams News
  June 11, 2020

• Inmates Help Out Essential Workers

  Antelope Valley Press
  June 11, 2020

• NFL commits $250M over 10-year period to combat systemic racism

  NFL
  June 11, 2020

• Sacramento Kings Pledge To Our Black Community

  NBA
  June 9, 2020

• As Fire Season Bears Down on Drought-Stricken California, Inmate Crews are Preparing to Battle Flames While Facing Manpower Shortages Because of the COVID Crisis

  Redheaded Blackbelt
  June 9, 2020

• Kings develop ‘Pledge to Our Black Community’

  SB Nation: Sactown Royalty
  June 9, 2020

• State Leaders Propose Chokehold And Crowd Control Reforms, While At The County Level, Advocates Call For Changes That Go Deeper Than Use-Of-Force Policy

  Witness LA
  June 8, 2020

• Probation Conditions Relaxed During the Pandemic. Some Say They Should Stay That Way.

  The Appeal
  June 8, 2020

• Kanye West Set Up A College Fund For George Floyd’s 6-Year-Old Daughter

  SimpleMost
  June 5, 2020

• Statement on Mayor Garcetti’s Announcements During Ongoing Protests

  LA Sentinel
  June 4, 2020

• California Proposal Would Limit Teens’ Transfer to Adult Jails

  The Chronicle of Social Change
  May 20, 2020

• Community Coalition Hosted the People’s Assembly to Encourage Unity to Fight Injustice Across Los Angeles

  LA Sentinel
  May 14, 2020

• Incarcerated People Can’t Get Left Behind in COVID-19 Protections

  Milken Institute
  May 12, 2020

• Film Producer says coronavirus “shouldn’t be a death sentence” for inmates

  CBS News
  April 23, 2020

• Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: Producer/Prison Activist Scott Budnick On Dangers Of Pandemic Spread Behind Bars

  Deadline
  March 24, 2020

• Los Angeles County Creates Its First Ever Youth Commission

  The Chronicle of Social Change
  February 20, 2020

• Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 42: Anti-Recidivism Coalition

  The Davis Vanguard
  February 17, 2020

• For Returning Citizens, Success Begins with a Ride Home

  Yes! Magazine
  February 6, 2020

• Not your typical fire academy: Ventura Training Center makes firefighters out of parolees

  VC Star
  January 31, 2020

• Ventura Training Center Provides Parolees Path in Firefighting

  Spectrum News 1
  December 26, 2019

• Bucks visit Racine Correctional Institution for discussions and a pickup game

  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  December 17, 2019

• Why Is ‘Hangover’ Producer Scott Budnick Under Investigation By The LA County Sheriff?

  LAist
  December 16, 2019

• He Produced Movies, Then Quit to Fight for Justice Reform — Now He’s Back With ‘Just Mercy’

  The Hollywood Reporter
  December 6, 2019

• How the HART & Anti-Recidivism Coalition Helps Men in Prison Reclaim Their Lives

  Now This News
  November 21, 2019

• Meet Local Hero Nominee

  KCET
  October 9, 2019

• https://www.csusb.edu/inside/article/446976/csusb-professor-and-prison-arts-collective-program-recognized-california

  Inside CSUSB
  January 24, 2019

• What It Feels Like to Be A Teen In Solitary Confinement

  Teen Vogue
  November 8, 2017

• The Anti-Recidivism Coalition

  The Fix
  November 11, 2015

• Scott Budnick produced the Hangover movies. He’s also one of the most effective advocates for prison reform in California. It doesn’t make any sense until you see him at work.

  Outside Man- The California Sunday Magazine
  March 1, 2015

• Once Again, California Eases Harsh Sentencing Laws

  The New York Times
  September 25, 2013

• Why the Producer of “The Hangover Part III” Spends So Much Time in Prison

  Mother Jones
  May 23, 2013