Maryland Cure

Maryland CURE is a state chapter of International CURE, an organization dedicated to reducing crime through reform of the criminal justice system since 1972. We believe prisons should only be used for those who absolutely must be incarcerated. Prisons should not be used as warehouses for humanity.
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MD-CURE President Lea Green | Radio Interview | Peace Initiative Symposium at Jessup

Apr 29, 2014 | Galen
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Lea Green, whose son is incarcerated in Jessup, MD, participates in a radio interview roundtable about the Peace Initiative Symposium at the Jessup Correctional Institute.

Guests:

Gregory Carpenter, ELG

Frank Dunbow, Executive Director, Maryland Justice Policy Institute

Louis Cardona, Youth Violence Prevention Project

Robert Morgan, Currently Incarcerated in Jessup

AND our very OWN…

Lea Green, President of Maryland CURE

 

This is the fourth year of this program at Jessup.

 

Interview with Marsha Jews of WEAA 88.9 FM

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