Shades of Freedom

By The Aspen Institute Criminal Justice Reform Initiative

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Welcome to Shades of Freedom, from The Aspen Institute Criminal Justice Reform Initiative. This podcast amplifies and uplifts promising efforts aimed at reducing mass incarceration, and examines the ecosystem of related inequalities that surrounds and perpetuates it. Fortunately, there’s a movement underway to re-imagine what the justice system could be. This podcast will feature many of the people working on changing this system, from policymakers to activists, and from returning citizens to systems leaders. Our discussions will be wide-ranging, from the school-to-confinement pipeline, to alternatives to incarceration, to policing, to sentencing, to prosecutorial reform to incarceration, to reentry and how all of this intersects with other community systems (such as education, health, housing and more). Today’s world seeks more than reform; it demands transformation. Our guests on Shades of Freedom personify this ideal.

Episode Date
Pushing Back on the Pushback to Justice Reform
Dec 15, 2022
Beyond Crisis Response: Health and Justice
Aug 09, 2022
Restoring Rights and Clearing Records
Jul 13, 2022
Local Justice Journalism
Jun 13, 2022
Turning Pain Into Purpose
May 12, 2022
Can We Depolarize Justice Reform?
Dec 10, 2021
Survivors Choose Healing and Restoration
Nov 11, 2021
Distress Concentrated In Place: NYC Empowers Neighborhoods to Define Safety
Oct 19, 2021
Must Prison Be Traumatic?
Sep 07, 2021
Parsimony v. The Justice System
Aug 17, 2021
Black Liberation and Justice in Detroit
Jul 08, 2021
Mapping (In)Justice
Jun 01, 2021
Walking Philly’s Tightrope of Youth Justice
May 04, 2021
Beyond Policing: Creating Safe and Just Communities
Mar 12, 2021
Knowledge, Power and Freedom: The Past and Future of College-In-Prison
Feb 15, 2021
Transforming Justice in Oregon: Racism, Protests and COVID-19
Oct 28, 2020
Freedom Libraries: The Million Book Project
Sep 21, 2020
The Criminalization of Black Girls
Aug 12, 2020