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To counter negative stereotypes afflicting probation clients across the country, award-winning filmmakers/editors, Jonathan Fisher and George Carrano handed cameras to people in the probation system including its officers.

What transpired was an exercise in "participatory photography*" now represented in a book and PBS documentary called, In A Whole New Way: Undoing Mass Incarceration By A Path Untraveled.

Introduced in the book are tools and possible ways to transform a system that comprised 4 million people in 2020. The focus of “In a Whole New Way” is keeping people out of jail and informing readers and viewers about probation, a sorely misunderstood and effective alternative to incarceration.

It’s both a film and book by the nonprofit Seeing for Ourselves, charting a whole new way to criminal justice reform. In this visually powerful medium, Fisher and Carrano share the intriguing history of probation which dates to the 19th century.

Prior to producing In a Whole New Way, the duo applied participatory photography inside of NY's project housing. Seeing For Ourselves is the non-profit umbrella. and the former book and documentary were called Project Lives.

Jonathan joined Mark Bello and myself for this episode on both the Lean to the Left and Justice Counts podcasts. Here are some questions we asked Fisher:

Q. You guys wrote “In a whole New Way” to shine a light on problems involved in our probation system today, right? Tell us about that.

Q. The book talks about probation reform, but isn’t much more needed when it comes to our system of criminal justice?

Q. Can you explain for us generally how the probation system works and why it needs reformed?

Q. In the book’s preface, you write that “By reforming probation and re-establishing it as a viable option for many ordinarily bound for jail or prison, we Americans will have embarked on one of the most promising paths toward this end.” So, are you advocating an expansion of probation to replace incarceration, at least in some cases?

Q. What piqued your interest in working on this project? What's your background; how did you get into this practice of participatory photography?

Q. What exactly is participatory photography and how is it used in this project?

Q. You were working in the NYC housing projects. What was that initiative like?

Q. How did you wind up serving New Yorkers on probation? What did you do?

Q. What surprised you most about probation as a criminal justice sanction?

Q. How are you leveraging the film and book for criminal justice reform?

Q. Who were the photographers and where are they now?

Q. You have a new initiative planned. Tell us about that.

Q. Many of those caught up in the New York City justice system are people of color. You and Carrano obviously are not. So, are you seen by some as sort of “white saviors?” Is that a bad thing?

Q. Tell us about the film, where it can be seen, and where your book can be purchased.

Participatory Photography, Reforming Probation

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Our first guest is Maggie Hallbach, the President of Verizon Frontline, the advanced network built for first responders on the front lines and the #1 network choice in public safety. She is also the Senior Vice President of Public Sector at Verizon, leading the team of professionals dedicated to partnering with Verizon’s federal, state, local, education, and public safety customers to deliver innovative technology solutions and services. She joins us today to discuss Verizon Frontline's decades-long support of first responders and the role technology plays in their ability to do their jobs both safely and effectively. She will also discuss National First Responders Day, which was on October 28th. They honor Emergency workers like paramedics, Firefighters, EMT, and Police.

 Our second guest is Neill Franklin, a 34-year Law Enforcement Veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department. Today he will discuss the FDA’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes has prompted serious criminal justice concerns due to its potential to disproportionately impact communities of color. This prohibition-based approach could exacerbate negative interactions with law enforcement, raise incarceration rates, and further burden justice systems in all 50 states. This is a public health issue, not a law enforcement issue.

Our last guest is Michael Jefferies, Regional Coordinator for Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Today, he will talk about how both Republicans and Democrats need to build on shared values to tackle the climate change crisis. Climate change denial could alienate young conservatives. Most Republican voters under 35 agree that climate change is having a serious impact and say Republican leaders should stop shying away from serious challenges. While there has been some productive discussion on climate change, particularly around how China and India need to follow America's lead in cutting carbon emissions, concrete solutions remain in the conversation. As the Regional Coordinator for the Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) , Mr. Jefferies focuses on recruiting conservative or right-of-center volunteers in the Great Lakes and Appalachia.
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Our first guest is Maggie Hallbach, the President of Verizon Frontline, the advanced network built for first responders on the front lines and the #1 network choice in public safety. She is also the Senior Vice President of Public Sector at Verizon, leading the team of professionals dedicated to partnering with Verizon’s federal, state, local, education, and public safety customers to deliver innovative technology solutions and services. She joins us today to discuss Verizon Frontline's decades-long support of first responders and the role technology plays in their ability to do their jobs both safely and effectively. She will also discuss National First Responders Day, which was on October 28th. They honor Emergency workers like paramedics, Firefighters, EMT, and Police.

 Our second guest is Neill Franklin, a 34-year Law Enforcement Veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department. Today, he will discuss the FDA’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, which has prompted serious criminal justice concerns due to its potential to impact communities of color disproportionately. This prohibition-based approach could exacerbate negative interactions with law enforcement, raise incarceration rates, and further burden justice systems in all 50 states. This is a public health issue, not a law enforcement issue.

Our last guest is Michael Jefferies, Regional Coordinator for Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Today, he will talk about how both Republicans and Democrats need to build on shared values to tackle the climate change crisis. Climate change denial could alienate young conservatives. Most Republican voters under 35 agree that climate change is having a serious impact and say Republican leaders should stop shying away from serious challenges. While there has been some productive discussion on climate change, particularly around how China and India need to follow America's lead in cutting carbon emissions, concrete solutions remain in the conversation. As the Regional Coordinator for the Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL), Mr. Jefferies focuses on recruiting conservative or right-of-center volunteers in the Great Lakes and Appalachia.

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Neill Franklin, a 34-year Law Enforcement Veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department. Today, he will discuss the FDA’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, which has prompted serious criminal justice concerns due to its potential to impact communities of color disproportionately. This prohibition-based approach could exacerbate negative interactions with law enforcement, raise incarceration rates, and further burden justice systems in all 50 states. This is a public health issue, not a law enforcement issue.

Don Greco is our second guest and grew up in Youngstown, Ohio. and lived in Ohio all his life, fulfilling his career as a fifth-grade schoolteacher, a high school geometry teacher, and thirty-three years as a professor of mathematics. Don always dreamed of writing novels, so quietly, in his spare time, he wrote novels throughout his adult life. Today he will discuss his Series “The Youngstown Quintet”.  The first novel in the series is “Abramo’s Gift”.  It was followed in succeeding years by “Tommy the Quarterback”, “Dracaena Marginata”, “The Malandrine”, and the latest novel in the Quintet, coming out shortly is “The Ghost Hawk”, All his novels are written about the Youngstown, Ohio region and are set at different times in history. The novels are unrelated, have different characters, and are quite independent of each other, and they are novels about ordinary people who live extraordinary lives--stories about families.  Each of the novels have, as their backbones, a love story.

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Our first guest is Neil Steffens, President of the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Medicare East Region; Neil Steffens. is responsible for leading the growth and overall performance of the entire portfolio of Medicare products. This includes Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and Medicare Part D in the 15 states that comprise the East Region.

Our second guest is Neill Franklin, a 34-year Law Enforcement Veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department. Today he will discuss the FDA’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes has prompted serious criminal justice concerns due to its potential to disproportionately impact communities of color. This prohibition-based approach could exacerbate negative interactions with law enforcement, raise incarceration rates, and further burden justice systems in all 50 states. This is a public health issue, not a law enforcement issue.

Our last guest is Michael Jefferies Regional Coordinator for Citizens’ Climate Lobby, will talk about how both Republicans and Democrats need to build on shared values to tackle the climate change crisis.  Climate change denial could alienate young conservatives. Most Republican voters under 35 agree that climate change is having a serious impact and say Republican leaders should stop shying away from serious challenges.

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Our first guest is Maggie Hallbach, the President of Verizon Frontline, the advanced network built for first responders on the front lines and the #1 network choice in public safety. She is also the Senior Vice President of Public Sector at Verizon, leading the team of professionals dedicated to partnering with Verizon’s federal, state, local, education, and public safety customers to deliver innovative technology solutions and services. She joins us today to discuss Verizon Frontline's decades-long support of first responders and the role technology plays in their ability to do their jobs both safely and effectively. She will also discuss National First Responders Day, which was on October 28th. They honor Emergency workers like paramedics, Firefighters, EMT, and Police.

 Our second guest is Neill Franklin, a 34-year Law Enforcement Veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department. Today, he will discuss the FDA’s proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, which has prompted serious criminal justice concerns due to its potential to impact communities of color disproportionately. This prohibition-based approach could exacerbate negative interactions with law enforcement, raise incarceration rates, and further burden justice systems in all 50 states. This is a public health issue, not a law enforcement issue.

Our last guest is Michael Jefferies, Regional Coordinator for Citizens’ Climate Lobby. Today, he will talk about how both Republicans and Democrats need to build on shared values to tackle the climate change crisis. Climate change denial could alienate young conservatives. Most Republican voters under 35 agree that climate change is having a serious impact and say Republican leaders should stop shying away from serious challenges. While there has been some productive discussion on climate change, particularly around how China and India need to follow America's lead in cutting carbon emissions, concrete solutions remain in the conversation. As the Regional Coordinator for the Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL), Mr. Jefferies focuses on recruiting conservative or right-of-center volunteers in the Great Lakes and Appalachia.

Our ast guest today is Cindy Schmidler, a mentor, counselor, teacher, author, and leader of women in all spheres of influence. She’s a strong, motivational speaker of true hopefulness in every circumstance. On today's show, Cindy will discuss her first book, "Tragedy Turned Upside Down;" The book is written for anyone who is going through dark times or is trying to make sense of tragedy in its aftermath. There’s so much hope and help in that book because God brought it to Cindy during the darkness, and she shares it so that you can have the inspiration needed to keep moving forward in those days when you need it most.

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Treatment for Substance Abuse, In Prison and Outside

Thanks so much to Kseniya for sharing her research with us and congrats on the awards your writing received. This topic is close to the hearts of many of our listeners and we would love to hear your experiences. I was thinking of many of you while we were recording. I appreciate this amazing thoughtful research and also would love to hear your personal stories if you are willing to share. The Federal government seems to be moving forward with rescheduling cannabis! And there is a great big Richard Scarry book! Spring is here. May the 4th be with you.

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Sibil "Fox" Richardson and Robert "Rob" Richardson are a New Orleans-based couple renowned for their unwavering commitment to criminal justice reform and family resilience. Their compelling journey gained national attention through the 2020 Oscar-nominated documentary "TIME", which chronicles Fox's relentless 21-year campaign to secure Rob's release from prison.

Fox and Rob join the show to  talk about their new production set to come out on Juneteetth, “TIME II: Unfinished Business". This film highlights Fox & Rob’s efforts to reform the criminal justice system.  Fox, who served 3½ years for her role in the bank robbery, emerged as a passionate advocate for her husband's freedom. Her efforts culminated in Rob's release in 2018, following a clemency grant by Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards.


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