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Amy Weirich s office asked for racial equity audit by advocate group

The Shelby Co. Commission should approve an independent racial equity audit of the District Attorney General s Office, a group of advocates has argued.

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Amy Weirich s office asked for racial equity audit by advocate group

The Shelby Co. Commission should approve an independent racial equity audit of the District Attorney General s Office, a group of advocates has argued.

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Phase II re-entry program to give education, mental health support, job

The Madison County recidivism rate hovers around 85% a rate that’s been higher than the state average yet the city, county and much of the surrounding region don’t have re-entry programs for West Tennesseans coming home from imprisonment. Many formerly incarcerated men and women come home with more trauma and problems but no support system, resources, programs or ways to reacclimate into society as working individuals. So, the cycle continues: unable to work or deal with trauma, they commit crimes again. Now, West Tennesseans who’ve been incarcerated will get a second chance through educational and career opportunities for the second phase of their lives because of the Phase II Adult Re-entry Program, a 12-month program that opened in Jackson in late April

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Incarceration touches millions with loved ones behind bars Making many of them sick — WHYY

By Damon Mitchell and Samantha MaxApril 9, 2021 Listen 6:50 Dawn Harrington helps families stay connected when a relative is incarcerated through classes and support groups. “It’s somewhat kind of like a grieving lost, like somebody dies,” she says. “Because it is, in some ways, that level of separation.” (Courtesy of Dawn Harrington) This story is from The Pulse, a weekly health and science podcast. At first, Dawn Harrington blamed herself when her younger brother went to prison. She questioned whether she’d been a good influence. She developed anxiety, then fell into a deep depression. “I didn’t want to get up,” she said. “The first semester that he was gone, I think I got straight F’s, and I was in college. I think I got straight F’s the second semester as well.”

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