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Increasing Social and Spatial Inequalities in Parental Co‐Residence

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By Cody Hochstenbach, Amber Rose Howard, Rowan Arundel
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Across countries, housing systems have been substantially restructured in recent decades, with many states shifting from limiting, to enabling, market forces. This has taken place through the promotion of private homeownership, the liberalization of rental markets and dismantling of de-commodified social-rental alternatives.
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California's budget can't afford to maintain empty prison beds

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By Phil Ting, Amber Rose Howard
| East Bay Times Verified
California is facing a multibillion-dollar budget deficit that will require lawmakers and the governor to make painful decisions. Nobody wants less funding for their child's school, road maintenance, environmental progress or other essential services. There is one area, however, where spending can and should be cut: prisons. Thousands of California prison beds are not in use. Simply consolidating and closing some facilities could ultimately save the state hundreds of millions of dollars.
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CURB’s statement on #DefundPolice

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By Amber Rose Howard
| curbprisonspending.org
by Amber Rose Howard Connecting the dots between Police and Prisons: Corrections officers are cops too! Californians United for a Responsible Budget (CURB) is a coalition of grassroots organizations working to reduce the number of people incarcerated in our state. We’re fighting to stop new cages from being built and shut down existing jails, prisons and immigration detention centers. Divestment is central to CURB’s statewide budget advocacy.
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Gov. Newsom’s executive order halts death penalty. Now let’s drop LWOP!

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By Amber Rose Howard
| San Francisco Bay View Verified
by Amber Rose Howard On March 13, 2019, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced his decision to halt the execution of 737 people sentenced to death in California prisons. This moratorium on capital punishment acknowledges the significant racial, economic, gender and disability disparities in death penalty sentencing and is an important step toward justice. California has the highest prison population in the country and has sentenced the greatest number of people to death row. Now, 737 have been granted life.
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