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More Than $100,000 Awarded To 30 Agencies By The Poshard Foundation


The Poshard Foundation for Abused Children distributed grants to dozens of social service agencies Tuesday.
The Poshard Foundation awarded grants to 30 agencies in the region totaling more than $100,000.
Founder Glenn Poshard says the foundation’s happy they are able to support these agencies after the uncertainty of the past year.
“The pandemic has put stress on everyone, but the one thing that we know from communicating with the social service agencies throughout the area is the effort has been tremendous by you folks that are working with these children.”
The foundation distributes the funds in April to bring attention to Child Abuse Prevention Month. ....

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NU Prison Education Program event discusses death penalty abolition


Criminal justice experts discussed the inefficacy of the death penalty and the need for its abolition in a Tuesday roundtable.
In the event hosted by the Northwestern Prison Education Program, panelists broke down the history of the death penalty and the systemic harm it has caused, and offered other ways to facilitate accountability and rehabilitation within the prison system. Each panelist shared their encounters with the death penalty and discussed the ways it has impacted Americans’ lives particularly people of color, who are incarcerated at disproportionately high rates.
Pritzker Prof. and panelist Meredith Rountree said the death penalty has evolved in the United States to eliminate methods of execution determined unconstitutional. However, she said the U.S. policy still differs from other countries in its application. ....

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Gerald Reed vows to help others wrongly imprisoned


Gerald Reed vows to help others wrongly imprisoned
By Sally Schulze
Gerald Reed vows to help others wrongly imprisoned
A son freed from prison with his mother’s help is now vowing to help others still behind bars.
CHICAGO - A son freed from prison with his mother’s help is now vowing to help others still behind bars.
On Monday, we heard more from Gerald Reed, now that he is home and free for the first time in 29 years.
I love my son, don’t get me wrong but the fight wasn’t just for him,’ said Amanda Shackelford. ....

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Illinois will soon begin vaccinating prisoners against COVID-19. Some politicians question state's priorities


Illinois will soon begin vaccinating prisoners against COVID-19. Some politicians question state’s priorities
Christy Gutowski, Chicago Tribune
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Stateville Correctional Center personnel pull carts of hand sanitizer and bars of soap dropped near the main entrance of the prison near Joliet, Ill., last April.
CHICAGO After a deadly second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in Illinois prisons sickened thousands of workers and inmates, the state will begin vaccinating both groups in the coming week a plan that drew praise from advocates but provoked the ire of some lawmakers who argue criminals should not be prioritized. ....

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