4th Annual Recognition Ceremony: Probation and Parole

Posted by Citizens Advisory Council for Probation and Parole in Philadelphia on September 28, 2015

CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL for PROBATION and PAROLE in PHILADELPHIA 2015

4th Annual RECOGNITION CEREMONY

Acknowledging those who have made a positive impact on probation and parole in Philadelphia

The mission of the Citizens Advisory Council for Probation and Parole in Philadelphia is to improve the probation/parole experience by building understanding and enhanced lines of communications among the individuals, groups, and systems involved with or impacted by the probation/parole system.

Thursday, October 1, 2015

West KENSINGTON MINISTRY at NORRIS SQUARE
2140 N Hancock Street Philadelphia, PA 19122
(below Second Street at Susquehanna Avenue)

5:30pm NETWORKING RECEPTION

6:00pm AWARDS CEREMONY

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

US Attorney Zane D Memeger, Eastern Division PA

AWARDEES:

Innovative Institutional Probation/Parole Initiatives

• ASCRA Agent Patricia Sutton

Effective Support Programs/ Institutions

• Sheriff Jewell Williams, Deputy DA George Mosee, Vincent Faust (STOP), Walter Davis (Wedge), Robert Stringer, Jr (GPASS)

Citizens Advisory Committee Outstanding Service

• Warren Knight

Inspirational Former Parolees

• Timothy Peterman, Elvis Rosado (Prevention Point/Latino TEACH), Edwin Desamour (MIMIC), James Johnson

Advocacy

• James Tayoun, Hannah Zellman (Phila FIGHT), Alan H Paikin, Esq, Andrea Lawful-Sanders

Successful Alternatives or Citizen Innovations

• Elliot Rosario Jr (Wash Cycle Laundry), Mason Wartman (Rosa’s Pizza)

Law Enforcement-Billy Mahoney Award

• Deputy Commissioner Kevin Bethel

There will be a display area.

Please bring information/brochures about your group/organization to display

This Fourth Annual Recognition Ceremony grew out of the realization that a broad base of diverse programs, institutions, agencies, and individuals are the catalyst for and underpinning of successful reentry and productive engagement for those impacted by the probation and parole system in the Philadelphia area. There is a need to identify and encourage those making a constructive impact on the probation/parole system – either by making improvements, offering support services, or “doing the right thing” – to serve as an example and inspiration to others. By highlighting the diversity of those who make probation-parole a positive experience, we strive to encourage more cooperation among law enforcement, penal, social service, nonprofit, institutional, citizen, and other initiatives that influence it.

Citizens Advisory Council for Probation and Parole in Philadelphia

Philadelphia District, Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole

FOR MORE INFORMATION or to RSVP:

215-560-1178; 267-235-3069