Louis L. Reed 3/6/21 Louis L. Reed 3/6/21

The Daily Signal: He Spent 14 Years in Prison. Here’s Why He’s Fighting for Criminal Justice Reform

Louis Reed spent 14 years in prison. Now, he’s working for criminal justice reform.

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Stamford Advocate: Van Jones pushes for justice reforms at Quinnipiac

CNN Political Commentator and Reform Alliance CEO Van Jones listens as Louis L. Reed, National Organizer for #cut50, a criminal justice initiative Jones co-founded, speaks about best probation and parole reform. (Photo courtesy of Prisonists.org)

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The Day: Lamont backs second chances for ex-offenders

From left, State Rep. Brandon McGee, CNN commentator Van Jones and Gov. Ned Lamont listen to former federal inmate Louis Reid discuss what can be done to assist inmates in being successful when they are released during a forum Monday at Quinnipiac University. (Julia Bergman/The Day)

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Final Call: Criminal justice reform takes step forward, but more work lies ahead

Louis L. Reed, LADC, CAC, ICADC Criminal Justice Reform Strategist| JLUSA Fellow| Forbes Coach| Licensed Practitioner| Believer

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The Grio: Locked up for nearly 14 years, this activist is fighting for criminal reform justice through the FIRST STEP Act

Thousands of federal prisoners could be free if Congress passes the bill.

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New Haven Independent: Criminal Justice Reformer Refuses To Give Up

Louis Reed planned to kill himself last year after he was arrested for allegedly forging checks, then lost his job as Bridgeport’s prison reentry director, and then was rearrested on another round of check forgery charges.