Here are links to ECA’s priorities and to ECA statements on justice and anti-racism. Climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic, structural racism and injustice all are ugly products of a system that values profit and property over life, and we are working for an equitable reconstruction of all of it. And we mean all of us, in all our colors, genders, abilities, origins and political persuasions, poor and rich, young and old and, most importantly, our most vulnerable. We believe that collective action is the most effective way to force policy changes on the scale and timetable that will be necessary to protect all of us. Some of us are new to climate activism and some have been working for years, but each of us has faced a personal reckoning and decided that there is no better use of our wisdom and strength, our time and resources, and our anger and good will, than to join in this struggle. The DC Reentry Navigator is a resource for persons working to regain their lives following arrest, conviction, and/or incarceration.Welcome to the home of thousands of elder climate activists, all committed to a non-partisan effort to end the Climate Crisis and build a just and sustainable future for our children, our grandchildren, and all children. Sarah Spangler, RAN Administrative Fellow, 1L at Georgetown University Law Center Compassionate Action Network Internationals mission is to support groups and initiatives that make our communities and our world more compassionate. Kevin Petty, Returning Citizen Representative, Amazing Gospel Souls, Inc. Katherine Russell, Chair, Programs Committee, Community Family Life Services – Īlicia Horton, Chair, Policy Committee, Thrive DC – If you have any questions about RAN, contact any members of the Leadership Council (see below) or Tawana Stewart at Ĭhiquisha Robinson, Co-Chair, Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia – Ĭourtney Stewart, Chair, Community Engagement, National Reentry Network for Returning Citizens – All reentry grantees of the Office of Victims Services and Justice Grants are members of RAN however, any reentry service provider is eligible to apply for membership to RAN.
RAN is comprised of reentry providers in the District of Columbia, many of whom also provide other services (e.g, victim services). Promote respect for justice-involved individuals.Promote respect for the profession of reentry services.Develop and promote minimum standards of care for all service provider agencies.
Identify gaps in services and work with government agencies to develop new services and policies.Promote collaboration between reentry service providers in D.C.
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