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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2024 · 1H 1M

Marc Howard - Advocating for Humanity and Reform with the Criminal Legal System

from The SALA Series Podcast · host SALA Series

As professor of government and law at Georgetown University and founder of the Frederick Douglass Project for Justice, Marc Howard has dedicated his life to addressing the deep flaws in America’s criminal justice system.  From exposing misaligned incentives to advocating for meaningful second chance programs, Marc provides a powerful perspective on what systemic change needs to look like.  Leading a movement to ensure the humanity of incarcerated individuals, Marc is helping drive long-lasting change and ensuring more equitable opportunities for marginalized communities.

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