🗓 UPCOMING EVENT: How can public health drive equity in the criminal legal system and support justice-involved individuals? Join Mervin Otero, Osborne Program Manager of the Corrections Health Initiative (CHI), and other experts tomorrow (Thurs, Dec 12, at John Jay College (CUNY) to discuss the healthcare challenges and needs of justice-involved populations. This timely event will highlight solutions to improve cross-sector collaboration and health outcomes. Justice involvement often exacerbates barriers to healthcare access. This event will explore how public health can act as a prevention and reentry strategy, while leveraging new funding opportunities to serve these populations effectively. ➡️ Register to join in person or virtually! https://bit.ly/3YKqzMX Hosted by Data Collaborative for Justice and From Punishment to Public Health at John Jay College.
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2wIt was an amazing event. Thank you CUNY John Jay and the Osborne Association for the opportunity to be a part of the 2nd panel.