Kirwan Institute's Senior Legal Analyst Kyle Strickland was just named as one of ColumbusCEO's Future 50 Class of 2021. This recognition is reserved for the most passionate and hard-working advocates and professionals in the Columbus community - those focused on improving Central Ohio and our world.
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New Report Release: Race & the Criminal Justice System | Issue 1 and Beyond
This November, Ohio voters will have the opportunity to vote on State Issue One, a ballot initiative that seeks to reduce the prison population and reinvest the savings into drug treatment and mental health services. This brief provides a summary of Issue 1 and highlights areas where reforms could have the potential to make the most impact on reducing the prison popula
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Kirwan Institute study focuses on improving lives of at-risk youth | Ohio State News
The Kirwan Institute's new report on the My Brother's Keeper Initiative in partnership with the City of Columbus was recently featured in Ohio State News.
"Research from The Ohio State University’s Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity is helping the Columbus City Council fund new programs to aid vulnerable youth.
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Kirwan Institute Releases Renewing Our Call to Action Report: My Brother's Keeper
Renewing Our Call to Action responds to the October 2015 Youth Perspective Report completed by the City of Columbus to support their expanding work in the My Brother’s Keeper Initiative.
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Principles for Equitable and Inclusive Civic Engagement: A Transformative Guide
Civic engagement is more than just a set of practices; it is also a set of conditions. The civic engagement environment is not only informed by what we practice, but by how we are positioned in our communities. This environment exists in the interconnection of our community and individual lives.