Below are some of OJPC's appearances in the news media.
Legislative Update: SB3 passes the Senate, HB1 should be next
Protests and the Pandemic: Recommendations for a more equitable Cincinnati
How OJPC is trying to free at-risk prisoners during the coronavirus pandemic
Webinar: An Ohio “Second-Look” Statute
Welcome Home, Alexis
How we can minimize harm and save lives during a pandemic
OJPC office closed, March clinics canceled due to coronavirus concerns
We’re ready to repeal the death penalty in Ohio
A Discussion on Race & Justice with Yusef Salaam
Rhonda Head’s journey to reenter society
Jan. 2020 Legislative Update
New York Times: Would You Let the Man Who Killed Your Sister Out of Prison?
New York Times: His Victim’s Sisters Said He Should Be Released From Prison. Now He’s a Free Man.
Cincinnati Enquirer: After a decade in jail, a woman convicted in a murder she didn’t commit is free
Cincinnati Business Courier: Dinsmore attorney takes litigation reins at Ohio advocacy group
Dayton Daily News: Convicted scammer’s case held up as example of need for leniency
WVXU: How ‘Beyond Guilt’ Hopes To Help The Guilty
Mia Hunter released from prison
Legislative Update: House Bill 1 and Senate Bill 3
More Ohioans with addictions can get treatment, not prison, with passage of HB-1
OJPC launches new project: Beyond Guilt
Motion to reform Cincinnati’s bail practices introduced to City Council
Clemency for Thomia Hunter will pave the way for justice for survivors of domestic violence
SB 66: Put rehabilitation, not punishment, at the center of criminal justice
Survivors of human trafficking win with passage of SB 4
ABC Nightline: ‘How one woman is giving back after serving 23 years in prison for a murder she says she didn’t commit’
Ohio lawmakers: Don’t forget about human trafficking survivors
NY Times: “Justice Springs Eternal”
WCPO: “Black History Month: celebrating Cincinnati’s African-American lawyers, then and now”
Impact Fund: “From a Death Sentence to Hope: the fight for adequate medical care for all prisoners, regardless of age”
VICE News: “Locked up, then locked out”
WVXU: “Local efforts addressing human trafficking and aiding victims”
Columbus Dispatch: Nancy Petro Commentary: “22-year inmate deserves Kasich’s clemency”
Dayton WHIO I-Team: “Tyra Patterson”
Dayton Daily News: “Clemency support builds for Dayton woman”
Guardian-US: “Tyra Patterson is in prison for murder – now victim’s sister says she is innocent”
Future Leaders: “We don’t write people off”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “DePaul Cristo Rey students shape documentary on criminal justice”
WCPO Editorial: “Why did we treat the heroin problem differently than the crack problem?
Chase News: “Chase Student Nick Hunt Argues in U.S. Court of Appeals”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Officer’s Facebook posts spotlights police-community gulf”
Dayton Daily News: “State poised to ax prison oversight group”
Public News Service: “A New Blueprint Offered to Fix Ohio’s Prison Problems”
Columbus Dispatch: “Legal groups detail ways to reduce Ohio’s prison population”
AP & Ohio Public Radio: “Group Releases Recommendations for Criminal Justice Reform”
Cincinnati Channel 12: “Joe Deters supports woman’s bid for clemency in murder”
Guardian-US: “The injustice system: ‘Time to come home'”
Guardian-US: “The injustice system: ‘This could have cleared her'”
Guardian-US: “The injustice system: A tale of two Tyras”
Columbus Dispatch: “Ohio seeks to stem spike of women in prison”
Columbus Dispatch: “Ohio seeks to stem spike of women in prison”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Kasich signs ‘ban the box’ into law”
Public News Service: “Research: Policing in Ohio Impacting Mental, Emotional Health”
WCPO: “Tyra Patterson jurors now say she was wrongly convicted in 1994 murder, attorney claims”
Cleveland Plain-Dealer: “Stop ‘boxing in’ former Ohio offenders so they can find work”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Move to end death penalty for mentally ill in Ohio”
Ohio House Approves Fair Hiring Act
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Ohio fund awarded $1.5M for criminal justice reform”
WVXU (91.7): “The Ohio Transformation Fund, Advocating For Criminal Justice Reform”
Chase News: “Incredible learning experiences, changed client outcomes – Jared Grandy ’15”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “‘Orange is the New Black’ author to speak in Cincinnati”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “20 years later, it’s still two cities”
Columbus Dispatch: “Packing prisons not the answer, lawmakers told”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “‘Orange is the New Black’ author to speak in Cincinnati”
WVXU Radio: “Why Should Employers Consider Hiring Former Offenders”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Fair hiring good for business, community”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Business group forms for ‘hard-to-hire'”
The Vindicator: “Fair hiring is our right”
Wall Street Journal: “For Americans Who Served Time, Landing a Job Proves Tricky”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “Ohio ‘bans the box’ on state applications”
CityBeat: “On the Road Again”
Cleveland.com: “Should former sex offenders be allowed on college campuses? Blanket policy doesn’t work”
CityBeat: “Awaiting Change”
WLWT Channel 5: “Where We Stand”
Columbus Dispatch: “Downtown rally focuses on plight of former prisoners”
WOSU’s All Sides with Ann Fisher: “Criminal Justice: Parole Board”
WOSU’s All Sides with Ann Fisher: “Mass Incarceration: The Social and Economical Cost”