[payal]

Discuss about ccsu imrp here. Welcome to Courses.ind.in and this page is for ccsu imrp discussion. If you are looking for information on ccsu imrp then ask your question is as much details as possible in the “Reply” box provided below. The more detailed your question will be, the more easy will it be for our experts to answers your query. And if you have any updated or latest information on ccsu imrp, then please share you knowledge with our experts in the “Reply” box below. Your reply will be published here and your knowledge can help many people. Thanks for stopping by at Courses.ind.in. Please visit again.

I want to know the upcoming events of Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy (IMRP) of Central Connecticut State University CCSU so can you tell me?

[vikash]

The Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy (IMRP) is a non-partisan, University-based organization dedicated to enriching the quality of local, state and national public policy.

The IMRP tackles critical and often under-addressed urban issues with the intent of ensuring the most positive outcomes for affected individuals and entities.

The IMRP is responsive to social and community concerns by initiating projects addressing specific needs and interests of the general public and policymakers, as well as sponsoring conferences, forums, and professional trainings.

Upcoming Events-

Building Bridges: Reframed

Michelle Alexander's seminal work, The New Jim Crow, lays bare the intersection of race, social control, and mass incarceration in the US. This conference follows Alexander's CCSU discussion* the previous evening by challenging the underlying framework of the criminal justice system here in CT and nationwide.

Date: Thursday, March 1, 2018

Time: 9:00 am—4:30 pm

Location: Student Center, Alumni Hall
Central Connecticut State University
New Britain, CT
(Detailed agenda coming soon)

If you would like to co-sponsor the event, please contact Hannah Hurwitz at 860-832-1878 or hannahhurwitz@ccsu.edu

Past Events

October 19, 2017 CT Sentencing Commission: Symposium on Pretrial Justice

June 14, 2017 Reimagining Justice: National impact of crime and incarceration

January 5, 2016 Building Bridges Refocused: Setting for re-entry in a second chance society

January 5, 2014 Building Bridges Revisited: CT Re-entry policy explored and challenged

March 18, 2010 Why Drugs Matter: The impact of drug policy on Connecticut's Economy

February 1, 2010 Building Bridges V: Children of incarcerated parents

April 1, 2009 HartBeat: Drug policy civic theater project

January 5, 2008 Drug Policy Conference: Evidence based drug policies within out state

January 17, 2008 Building Bridges III: An examination of Connecticut's Re-Entry Policy

March 8, 2008 Building Bridges IV: Women, prison and the arts

April 24, 2008 Angela Davis at CCSU: Race, class and gender issues in American society

September-November 2008 Lunchtime Speaker Series: Current topics in criminal justice

November 18, 2008 Preventing urban youth violence through creative solutions

January 29, 2007 Transit-Oriented Development: Take Advantage of Transit-Oriented Development

February 1, 2007 Time In: Incarcerated Women's Experiences Through Performance Arts

January 12, 2006 Building Bridges II: A continuing discussion on Connecticut's justice reinvestment

October 1, 2004 Shaping Tax Reform: Shaping state and local tax reform in Connecticut