Public Health's Role in the Criminal Legal System: Part 2 - Panel 3 & Closing Remarks

On Thursday, December 12, centers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the Data Collaborative for Justice (DCJ) and From Punishment to Public Health (P2PH) hosted a hybrid public event to discuss the barriers to healthcare access for justice involved individuals and the role of public health as a crime prevention and community reentry strategy.
This event convened policy experts, researchers, practitioners, elected officials, and service providers to discuss the health needs of justice-involved populations. At a crucial time when federal and local funding offer new opportunities to serve vulnerable populations, this convening aimed to amplify the solutions to improve cross-sector collaboration and client outcomes.
See event webpage for more information and key resources from the day: datacollaborat...
Part 2 - Panel 3 & Closing Remarks:
2:15 pm - 3:15 pm - Panel 3: Greater Opportunities for Crime Prevention & Community Health and Wellness (Pamela Mattel, Executive Director, Coordinated Behavioral Care; Toya Parker, Director, Brownsville Safety Alliance Situation Tables, Institute for Community Living Steven Hernandez, Chief of Staff, St Ann’s Corner of Harm Reduction; Dr. Noe Romo, Director of Pediatric Inpatient Services, Medical Director of Bronx Stand Up to Violence (S.U.V.), Jacobi Medical Center, NYC Health + Hospitals).
3:15pm - 3:30pm - Closing Remarks