Restorative Justice: Accountability and Community Engaging the Community in a Non-punitive Approach to Crime Jonathan Scharrer, Director, Restorative Justice Project, Frank J. Remington Center, UW-Madison Law School—The philosophy and practice of Restorative Justice in Wisconsin Ron Johnson, Coordinator, Dane County Community Restorative Court—A Restorative Justice alternative for 17- to 25-year-olds with a misdemeanor violation* David Raasch, member and […]

There will be a drum circle, testimonials and live music. Please bring a dish to pass as well as plates and silverware to eat with. We are trying to make this a waste free event! Please contact mosesmadisonstaff@gmail.com if you have any questions or need a ride. MOSES Picnic Event Flyer

Revival Time for a Moral Revolution of Values is a national, multi-state tour to redefine morality in American politics.  The Revival promotes a broad social justice agenda that centers on five key issue areas: the economic liberation of all people; access to quality education for every child; healthcare access for all; criminal justice reform; and assurance […]

MOSES General Meeting at Madison Christian Community

Next meeting: October 19, 2016 Meeting 10:00 a.m. Room 412 East, State Capitol https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/misc/lc/study/2016/1495 MOSES submissions to the Legislative Council: WISDOM memo to Legislative Council WISDOM Comments and Recommendations Regarding the Legislative Study Council on Reducing Recidivism and Removing Impediments to Ex-Offender Employment A Call to Move Wisconsin into the Modern Era of Criminal Justice This two-page […]

The public is invited to attend a community forum to discuss a new report on the high financial and human costs of “crimeless revocations” at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 13. The free event will be held at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 1609 University Avenue, Madison, and will last approximately 90 minutes. There will be time for questions during the presentation.

The forum will discuss the financial, human, and community costs of the Wisconsin Department of Correction’s practice of annually revoking about 3,000 former inmates back into prison even though they have not been convicted of a new crime (“crimeless revocation”). They have only violated a rule of their community supervision.

Lake Edge Lutheran Church, 4032 Monona Dr, Madison, WI 53716

9:30 Networking
10:00 Program

First Unitarian Society, 900 University Bay Dr, Madison, WI 53705

9:30 Networking
10:00 Program