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CCJRC
CCJRC’s 2014 6th Annual Fundraiser
VOICES FOR JUSTICE
Thursday, September 18, 2014
5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m
COCKTAILS AND CUISINE
BOXES AND BASKETS SILENT AUCTION
MILE HIGH STATION
2027 West Lower Colfax
Denver, CO.
CATERED BY FOOTERS
Early bird tickets: $70
After June 22 - tickets are $85
PLEASE JOIN US FOR ANOTHER WONDERFUL EVENING!
This year, we are honoring Claire Levy for her
invaluable contribution to criminal justice reform. As House
Representative, she carried a significant number of bills vital to
reducing recidivism, implementing smarter sentencing and drug policy,
expanding funding for treatment, increasing alternatives to
incarceration, and providing resources to people with criminal
convictions. Her work on the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice
(CCJJ) was exemplary as is her current work as Executive Director of
the Colorado Center on Law and Policy.
CCJRC has been successfully advocating for
sensible criminal justice reform in Colorado for more than a decade. We
were founded in 1999 when Senator Dorothy Rupert, in alliance with
Representative Penfield Tate, introduced legislation calling for a
three-year halt on prison expansion and the creation of a task force on
sentencing reform. Today, CCJRC includes more than 100 community
organizations and faith communities and nearly 6,500 individual members
statewide. We have worked diligently over the years to develop criminal
justice policies and grassroots campaigns that effectively promote
public safety and rehabilitation while reducing the prison population.
The Rupert Tate Game Changer Award honors
its two co-founders and their prescience in challenging the criminal
justice status quo in Colorado. It is a great honor to extend this award
to
Claire Levy
$1000--Contributing Sponsors
Prax (us) Jan and Dave Mackenzie
$500 – Freedom Fighter Sponsors
$250 – Justice Sponsors
Elizabeth Anderman Tony and Leigh BubbBrian Connors Councilman Albus Brooks Endpoint Direct
Advocates for Change St. Francis Center Candy Campbell
Colorado Behavioral Health Council
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