Madison Organizing in Strength, Equity, and Solidarity
for Criminal Legal System Reform

News and Commentary

This page displays timely announcements, news reports, and articles written by MOSES members previously published in our newsletters, yearbook, or venues. The main display shows all items with the most recent first. You can select particular topics, working groups, or types of information to see the articles of one type, with the most recent first. Also see the Publications & Resources page for links to whole newsletters and yearbooks as well as other resources for research.

Annual Celebration will be Saturday, October 10, 2015

Join us for the MOSES Annual Celebration! Click here for more information or email mosesticketsales@gmail.com.  You can also promote your business and support MOSES by purchasing an ad in the 2015 Yearbook. Click here for more information on how to purchase an ad or email yearbook@mosesmadison.org.

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MOSES Advocacy Helps Pass Resolution 556 #nonewjail

MOSES ADVOCACY RESULTS IN IMPROVED CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND JAIL RESOLUTION 556 BEING PASSED BY COUNTY BOARD. Tireless advocacy by the volunteer members of MOSES, an inter-faith social justice organization, led to numerous improvements to Resolution 556, which was UNANIMOUSLY PASSED tonight by the Dane County Board. “The passage of this resolution demonstrates that when everyday people organize in solidarity, the community can significantly improve our County's criminal justice system" said Morris...

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[Urgent Action] Contact your legislators: Second Chance Act and Jail Resolution

On Tuesday, May 19th, the Joint Committee on Finance may consider a budget amendment to pass the Second Chance Act, moving most 17-years-olds out of adult corrections and into the juvenile system. Please take 30 seconds to call your State Senator and Assembly Representative with this message: "Please support the Second Chance proposal to return 17-year-olds to the juvenile system, which will be considered in the budget discussions. Don't let another year go by without making this needed...

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