Criminal Justice Reform National Series | Part 3 – Community Corrections (Virtual)

Community corrections is used to refer collectively to the programs that supervise offenders outside of the prison system, such as probation, parole/extended supervision, and work release. Join AFF-Milwaukee, Badger Institute policy analyst Julie Grace, and Americans for Prosperity Criminal Justice Fellow Greg Glod for a discussion panel on community corrections reform that would result in safe communities, improved reintegration for offenders, and reduced costs for taxpayers.

This event is the third part of a multi-chapter criminal justice reform series, presented by AF-Phoenix, AF-Chicago, AF-Grand Rapids, and AF-Milwaukee, and will feature expert-led discussions on criminal justice reform issues of importance to all Americans, such as civil asset forfeiture, qualified immunity, and more.

Special Guests:

Julie Grace, Badger Institute Policy Analyst

Greg Glod, Criminal Justice Fellow at Americans for Prosperity