Archives for May 2015

Op-ed: Don’t Let Unfounded Neighborhood Fears Derail Justice Reform | The Salt Lake Tribune

May 16, 2015 By Molly Prince

Source: Op-ed: Don't let unfounded neighborhood fears derail justice reform | The Salt Lake Tribune Here is a link to an OP Ed that was in Sunday's SL Tribune by Anna Brower, (Public Policy Analyst ACLU, Molly Prince (UPAN President), and Adam Cohen (CEO of Odessey House). … [Read more...]

CCJJ & Sentencing Commission Schedules and Potential Study Items

May 12, 2015 By Molly Prince

CCJJ & Sentencing Commission Schedules The schedule for CCJJ and Sentencing Commission meetings for this year as well as Potential Study Items (3 pages) for the Sentencing Commission are now available. Please click the buttons below to download the PDFs. Download > 2015 CCJJ Meeting Schedule (PDF) Download > 2015 Utah Sentencing Commission Study Items (PDF) … [Read more...]

UPAN Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday every month from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm unless otherwise noted. We do not meet in July and December. See Upcoming Events above for locations and topics. Free and open to the public, all are welcome.

Covid-19 Update: Due to county restrictions and social distancing guidelines, we’ve decided to hold Virtual-Only monthly meetings via Zoom Meeting and live-streaming via Facebook Live until further notice.

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Note: You’ll be taken to a virtual waiting room until a host starts the meeting. Please contact us if you have any issues.

Call-In Numbers: If you do not have a computer or device equipped with a webcam / microphone and internet access for VoIP, you may still call into to our live meeting to participate and ask questions dialing any of the numbers below (rates may apply). Use the information below if you’re prompted for a Meeting ID or Passcode to join.

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The Utah Prisoner Advocate Network (UPAN) is dedicated to supporting families and loved ones as they navigate the challenging journey of incarceration. When a friend or family member is incarcerated, it can be an overwhelming experience, as supporters face the complex rules, regulations, and restrictions of life separated by bars. UPAN works to make this transition less complicated and isolating by providing resources and support for families while also advocating for better conditions and fairness within Utah’s correctional facilities. Please visit our About Page to learn more.

Op-ed: Don’t Let Unfounded Neighborhood Fears Derail Justice Reform | The Salt Lake Tribune

CCJJ & Sentencing Commission Schedules and Potential Study Items

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