NYS Parole Reform Campaign

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My Son Is Not a Threat to Anyone

His mother describes her son who is respected by people who've met him while volunteering in prison, by many prison staff, and by those who are incarcerated with him.

Interview filmed at CSS Legislative Advocacy Day May 10 2011
His mother describes her son who is respected by people who've met him while volunteering in prison, by many prison staff, and by those who are incarcerated with him.
Ariel is 19, has never seen her dad outside of prison. She hopes he'll be granted parole at his hearing in a few days.
She was incarcerated in Virginia which does not have parole. She describes her experience and we can compare it with ours.
Her husband will see the parole board in 2013.
"My New York state parole story is about my husband." - Caller to the StoryLine
A powerful story of waiting for parole and hoping for a better future together.
Judith Brink encourages you to share your story. Call
"I really want to take action on parole. We need to bring more awareness about what a person has accomplished while in prison.
One man's story about being incarcerated for almost 40 years and facing up to how his actions impacted people and the community.
A poem from our archive to help launch the NYS Parole Reform campaign.