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Organizing youth, elders, and all in between to increase access to food and farming, and to strengthen our social safety net.
Ban the Box on Basic Human Needs: Food Security for People with Probation Violations - Northend Agents Black Newspaper
Ban the Box on Basic Human Needs: Food Security for People with Probation Violations - Northend Agents Black Newspaper
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PPI features our work to unrestrict SNAP benefits for people on probation
PPI features our work to unrestrict SNAP benefits for people on probation
A patchwork of statutes and administrative choices limits access to the food assistance program SNAP for some people on probation.
CT Mirror Article on 12/17 FREE CT Meeting
CT Mirror Article on 12/17 FREE CT Meeting
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Statewide Call Notes: February 2026
Statewide Call Notes: February 2026
Monthly CJ Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call NotesFeb 10, 2026Please find detailed notes and an overview from February’s Statewide Call. We do not record these calls. Please join the next call for full details. Our next statewide criminal justice reform call will be on March 10, 2026, at 11:00 AM on Zoom. You can register for the monthly calls here. Speakers: • John Bailey, CT Capitol Group, Lobbyist • Meg Hourigan (Connecticut Food System Alliance), Coordinator • Robin Ledbetter (RACCE.neFIghting for Urban Farming in Connecticut.
Statewide Monthly Criminal Justice Reform Call Registration
Statewide Monthly Criminal Justice Reform Call Registration
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Statewide Criminal Justice Reform Call. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
Cultivating Justice Middletown Monthly Meeting
Cultivating Justice Middletown Monthly Meeting
Cultivating Justice organizes youth, elders, and those in between to increase access to food and farming, and to strengthen our social safety net. We are teaching, organizing, and developing multigenerational leadership among Black, Indigenous, Latine, People of Color (BILPOC) across Connecticut. We invite people from Middletown and surrounding towns to meet on the first Thursday of each month at 6:30pm. You can join in person or via Zoom. December 4th- CANCELED January 8th- CNTR, 725 Main Street, Unit 31 Middletown People of all ages, from all across Middlesex County and beyond are welcome! Dinner and childcare available in person. Our in-person meetings will also feature a pop-up of our mutual aid project, Coop2Kitchen, where you can also pick up food and supplies from our local farmers and vendors.
Cultivating Justice Bloomfield Monthly Meeting
Cultivating Justice Bloomfield Monthly Meeting
Cultivating Justice organizes youth, elders, and those in between to increase access to food and farming, and to strengthen our social safety net. We are teaching, organizing, and developing multigenerational leadership among Black, Indigenous, Latine, People of Color (BILPOC) across Connecticut. We invite people in the Greater Hartford region to meet in Bloomfield on the third Thursday of each month at 6:30pm. You can join in person at our offices at 693 Bloomfield Avenue, Suite 205, Bloomfield or via Zoom. People of all ages, from across the region and beyond are welcome! Dinner and childcare available in person. Our in-person meetings will also feature a pop-up of our mutual aid project, Coop to Kitchen, where you can also pick up food and supplies from our local farmers and vendors.
Blog Post: Ag and Criminal Justice- More Connected Than You Think
Blog Post: Ag and Criminal Justice- More Connected Than You Think
I was recently reading through Connecticut’s legislation about probation and § 53a-29 states that probation is a ‘conditional privilege’ for those that receive it, and it is not something that can nor should be demanded (1). Suppose probation is intended to be an alternative to incarceration or a privilege. Why then has Connecticut allowed probation to be one of the leading causes of imprisonment in the state (2) ? In 1841, John Augustus introduced the idea of what is now recognized as probatioFIghting for Urban Farming in Connecticut.
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