Posts Tagged “Adam Culbreath”

• Soros Justice Fellows: The Power of One

  May 25, 2011 | by Adam Culbreath

  We believe that one person with one idea, at one moment in time and under the right circumstances, can make a difference.

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  Posted in: Rights & Justice, United States

  Topics: Adam Culbreath, criminal justice, criminal justice reform, Global Criminal Justice Fund, Soros Justice Fellows, Soros Justice Fellowship
  

• Adam Culbreath: What It Takes to Be a Soros Justice Fellow

  September 23, 2010 | by Laura Brahm

  As the deadline for this year's Soros Justice Fellowships approaches, Adam Culbreath talks about his program's work, goals, and what it takes to be a Justice Fellow.

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  Posted in: Rights & Justice, United States

  Topics: Adam Culbreath, criminal justice reform, Joshua Perry, Liane Rozzell, Nancy Mullane, Soros Justice Fellowship
  

• “Ordinary Injustice” Wins RFK Book Award

  May 13, 2010 | by Adam Culbreath

  Lawyer, journalist, and Open Society Institute fellow Amy Bach has been honored for her book investigating the chronic failings of a profoundly dysfunctional U.S. criminal justice system.

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  Posted in: Rights & Justice, United States

  Topics: Adam Culbreath, Amy Bach, criminal justice, Soros Justice Fellowship
  

• Texas Tough: An Interview with Robert Perkinson

  March 31, 2010 | by Adam Culbreath

  A Soros Justice Fellow talks about his new book on "Texas-style" incarceration, based on hard labor, corporal punishment, and racial debasement. Criminal justice, he argues, should be the civil rights arena of the 21st century.

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  Posted in: Rights & Justice, United States

  Topics: Adam Culbreath, overincarceration, prisons, racism, Robert Perkinson, Texas