Foundation Speaks At CA Gang Task Force

Representatives from the Foundation for Continuing Justice will be presenting at the Southern California Gang Intervention Task Force Conference in Irvine, CA on May 30. The event, which is sponsored in-part by the Orange County Department of Education, will be held at the University of Southern California (USC) Orange County campus.

The Foundation representatives will be discussing the use and impact of criminal records and what can be done to reduce the harmful affect on rehabilitated former-offenders. Areas of emphasis will include criminal record expungement, felony reduction and juvenile record sealing.

Details about the Foundation’s partnership with the Expungement Clearinghouse and how it will benefit those who have had their record cleared will also be discussed.

The presentation notes and slides can be viewed by clicking here.

Expungement Presentation – Gang Intervention Conference

Attorneys from the Foundation, Natasha Buchanan and Mathew Higbee, provided information during two separate breakout session at the Orange County Education Departments Gang Intervention Conference on April 29, 2011. The conference was attended by approximately 500 leaders in the effort to help reduce crime and help people transition out of gangs.

Expungement Presentation – Gang Intervention Conference

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FFCJ to Speak at Statewide Crime Prevention Conference

The Orange County Department of Education (OCDE) will be hosting a Crime Prevention/Gang Conference at the University of California, Irvine on April 29, 2011. The OCDE has invited the Foundation for Continuing Justice to speak about the Criminal Record Clearinghouse project and strategies for helping former offenders remove the barriers from employment and educational opportunities.

More than 500 community leaders from law enforcement and education fields will be attending. The workshop will also provide organization information on how to help former-offenders with the tools and resources to clean up their criminal record.