Health Transformation Working Group Criminal Justice Taskgroup / Alu Like Inc. / Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
University Law School / Women’s Community Correctional Center / Georgetown University / Georgetown University Law Library / Burns Institute / University of Hawai‘i / Hawai‘i Criminal Justice Data Center / Justice Policy Institute / /
IndustryTerm
energy / law enforcement / /
Organization
Attorney General’s Office / Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work / Community Alliance on Prisons / office of Youth Services Additionally / Hawai‘i Paroling Authority / Hawai‘i State Legislature / Department of Public Safety / Honolulu Police Department / Hawai‘i Criminal Justice Data Center / William S. Richardson School of Law / Department of State / Georgetown University Law School / U.S. Congress / Women’s Community Correctional Center / Implementation Research and Evaluation Division of Kamehameha Schools / James Bell and Michael Harris of Burns Institute / office of Health Status / Department of Human Services / i State Legislature / Advisory Council / UN Court / Justice Policy Institute / Georgetown University / Open Society Institute / OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS / Department of Urban and Regional Planning / Queen Lili‘uokalani Children’s Center / Public Welfare Foundation / University of Hawai‘i / /
Person
Emmitt Ford / Jr. / Noreen Mokuau / Virginia Hench / Liholiho / Paul Reppun / John Alamodin / Michael Harris / Lianne Moriyama / Safety / Lorraine Robinson / Lana Sue Ka‘opua / Kasey Mordecai / David Hipp / Lili / Clyde W. Nämu / Kawika Patterson / John Matsuzaki / Margaret E. Ward / Paul Ashton / Wäkea / Justin Levinson / Kristin Henning / Charlie Reppun / Wesley Mun / Malia Ka‘aihue / Sarah Molinoff / Faye Hanohano / Sheila Bedi / Laura Sook / Janice Yamada / Paul Perrone / Maxwell Otani / Dennis Kauahi / James Bell / Marcia Waldorf / Robert Creighton / James Spencer / David Kamiyama / Hale Ho‘äla Hou / Amanda Petteruti / Lydia Seumanu Fuatagavi / /
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