Press & News

How the Center for Health and Justice Transformation changed RI’s criminal justice system

The Providence Journal • June 13, 2023

The cost of the criminal justice system in RI

RI Monthly • February 13, 2023

Women in prisons would benefit from transitional housing, panel finds

The Providence Journal • January 31, 2023

Justice belongs to all Rhode Islanders, regardless of race and ethnicity

The Providence Journal • November 22, 2022

‘Arresting folks for being poor’: How Providence will help drivers get their licenses back

The Providence Journal • September 8, 2022

‘An overwhelming relief’: New law clears court debt for low-income Rhode Islanders

The Providence Journal • July 12, 2022

Court fees and fines loom for many, but for some, the burden has been lifted

The Providence Journal • April 6, 2022

First-ever RI court debt relief event cancels out over $360K in fines and fees

The Providence Journal • November 20, 2021

 RI opens path for former inmates to break impoverishing cycle of court fees and fines

The Providence Journal • November 10, 2021

Meet Them Where They Are

Medicine@Brown • Volume 3, Number 3 • Fall 2021

Courts call on Rhode Islanders to contemplate what justice looks like in new campaign

The Providence Journal • June 30, 2021

Innovative RI program seeks to break cycle of incarceration

The Providence Journal • May 27, 2021

Post-COVID justice system should be smaller, smarter

The Providence Journal • May 26, 2020

Black Americans are still struggling

The Providence Journal • February 21, 2020

Portugal offers model for saving lives

The Providence Journal • January 23, 2020

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