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Kauaʻi Council honors HiPAM for pandemic guidance | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Kauaʻi Council honors HiPAM for pandemic guidance | University of Hawaiʻi System News

HiPAM models assisted decision makers in understanding how different variables and indicators can potentially impact the spread of COVID-19 in a specific region.

Source: hawaii.edu
How Did a Two-Time Killer Get Out to Be Charged Again at Age 83? - Vimarsana News

How Did a Two-Time Killer Get Out to Be Charged Again at Age 83?

Marceline Harvey is accused of dismembering a woman in Brooklyn. Her life was defined by a tormented relationship with women and herself — and a simmering anger.

Getting more women off Rikers Island - Vimarsana News

Getting more women off Rikers Island

Amid the violence and dysfunction of Rikers, the roughly 325 women jailed there are uniquely vulnerable. More than 80% have a mental illness. Many have been victims of domestic violence. Most are caregivers, leading to profoundly negative consequences for their children and families.

Abolitionists Push Back Against New York City's Proposed Plan For a 'Feminist Jail' - Vimarsana News

Abolitionists Push Back Against New York City's Proposed Plan For a 'Feminist Jail'

Appropriating feminist rhetoric in support of jail expansion ignores the underlying violence of incarceration.

Black gun owners gain as Supreme Court upends NY gun carry law - Vimarsana News

Black gun owners gain as Supreme Court upends NY gun carry law

The defense lawyers’ unlikely alliance with the NRA-affiliated group of New York gun owners who brought the Supreme Court case is based partly on the argument that New York’s weapons carry laws had racist underpinnings.