The Utah Prisoner Advocate Network’s organizers consist of individuals who possess a wide range of various skill sets and have first-hand experience with Utah’s criminal justice system. Most of whom have (or have had) a loved one incarcerated at any one of Utah’s numerous jails or prisons. They share a common frustration in the perceived lack of supportive resources for their families as well as the need for criminal justice reform. Utah’s prison families are often at the forefront of grassroots reform movements—having to suddenly adjust and navigate a new world of criminal justice rules and regulations when their loved one has been sentenced to jail time. Banded together these individuals have formed an organization that helps to address these needs, and the community has responded with their ongoing support.
UPAN Officers
Molly G. Prince, LCSW
Director, Co-Founder & Treasurer
Recognizing the tremendous need for educating Utah inmate family and friends about the new challenges that arise when a loved one is incarcerated—Molly Prince founded the grassroots non-profit organization, UPAN along with Heather Fabian in 2012. As a licensed therapist in the State of Utah, Molly knows first-hand about the struggles inmates and their families face when trying to navigate the criminal justice system. Molly draws upon her vast experience, expertise, knowledge of community resources, and industry contacts to coordinate community outreach efforts through regular monthly meetings. She arranges guest speakers, and coordinates with other like-minded organization leaders to meet common goals. Molly is a vocal advocate for criminal justice reform and transparency within government agencies. Molly provides leadership and guidance by setting goals and directives to be carried out by the UPAN Board of Directors.
Molly Prince is an experienced Therapist / Owner at the Center for Individual Responsibility dba CIRCLE Treatment. Through a variety of approaches and modalities, she assists individuals in working through personal challenges and relationship issues in order to reach their highest potential. Molly also works with mandated clients. She accepts several insurances and has a sliding fee scale for cash clients.
UPAN Board of Directors
Molly G. Prince, LCSW
Director, Co-Founder & Treasurer
Recognizing the tremendous need for educating Utah inmate family and friends about the new challenges that arise when a loved one is incarcerated—Molly Prince founded the grassroots non-profit organization, UPAN along with Heather Fabian in 2012. As a licensed therapist in the State of Utah, Molly knows first-hand about the struggles inmates and their families face when trying to navigate the criminal justice system. Molly draws upon her vast experience, expertise, knowledge of community resources, and industry contacts to coordinate community outreach efforts through regular monthly meetings. She arranges guest speakers, and coordinates with other like-minded organization leaders to meet common goals. Molly is a vocal advocate for criminal justice reform and transparency within government agencies. Molly provides leadership and guidance by setting goals and directives to be carried out by the UPAN Board of Directors.
Molly Prince is an experienced Therapist / Owner at the Center for Individual Responsibility dba CIRCLE Treatment. Through a variety of approaches and modalities, she assists individuals in working through personal challenges and relationship issues in order to reach their highest potential. Molly also works with mandated clients. She accepts several insurances and has a sliding fee scale for cash clients.
Shane Severson
Director of Communications
Shane Severson joined the UPAN cause in 2013. Shane is responsible for the design and maintenance of the UPAN website, writing blog articles, managing email lists, executing social media campaigns at the direction of the UPAN Board of Directors. Shane also helps with public relations, media inquiries, and answers contact emails. He brings an expert knowledge of communications, design, and marketing to the UPAN team.
Wendy Parmley
Director of Medical & Mental Health Issues
Phone: Please use email Email: wendy.parmley@utahprisoneradvocate.org
Faye Jenkins
Director of Sex Offense Policy Issues
Phone: Please use email Email: faye.jenkins@utahprisoneradvocate.org
Gayle Dawes
Director of Women's Issues
Phone: Please use email Email: gayle.dawes@utahprisoneradvocate.org
Warren Rosenbaum
Director, Newsletter Editor
Warren Rosenbaum plays a critical role as UPAN's Newsletter Editor. He assists UPAN President Molly Prince in writing and editing articles to fit within the limited 10-page format. In addition to the monthly meetings, the newsletter is UPAN's primary means of educating the public with current events happening within Utah's criminal justice system and specifically the Department of Corrections. Warren pays attention to painstaking details to ensure the content is as accurate as possible before publication.
UPAN Support Staff
Kelly Bingham
Director of Educational Opportunities
Phone: Please use email Email: kelly.bingham@utahprisoneradvocate.org
An Bradshaw
UPAN Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: Please use email Email: an.bradshaw@utahprisoneradvocate.org
Audrae Rogers
UPAN Holiday Card Program Coordinator
Phone: Please use email Email: audraerogers3@gmail.com
Deon Corkins
Inmate Newsletter Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: Please use email Email: deon.corkins@utahprisoneradvocate.orgUPAN Committee Leaders
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