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@mentalhealthpdx- RT @invisiblepeople: It's extremely hard to find homeless services for single dads. bit.ly/2e4jorb
about 13 hours ago - @nytmedia What a surprise.
about 13 hours ago - RT @RecoveryMonth: #Recovery is a process, and that journey is what #RecoveryMonth celebrates! RT if you believe the path to #wellness is w…
about 13 hours ago - @tas_the_devil Bipolar is the new alcoholism for the young lawyer set. Great story.
about 13 hours ago - What do you wear the first day back to work after a 90-day leave of absence because of a psychotic break? https://t.co/ebisR2bSS5
about 14 hours ago - Absolutely. twitter.com/mstobivail/sta…
about 15 hours ago - It’s time to raise our voices and demand Oregon do more to support recovery from addiction! September 30 10 AM Shem… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
about 24 hours ago - Family says Utah jailers showed ‘deliberate indifference’ for Marion Herrera's death by withdrawal & dehydration,… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
about 1 day ago - Heartbreaking: Zack has autism & doesn't get support from his Oregon school, so must live in a group home.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
about 1 day ago - Dead Moon: The history of the world's greatest rock band is set to be released - 300 pages and 2 LPs, sign up now.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
about 1 day ago - @multco @MultCoHealth How bout this: recovery is more than stories; its the least expensive most effective form of crime prevention.
about 2 days ago - Good thread. Nuf said. twitter.com/SheriffReese/s…
about 2 days ago - Note Oregon is #1 in prospective healthcare cuts by GOP. twitter.com/nytimes/status…
about 2 days ago - Good news! @Cascadiabhc is a new sponsor of the 2018 Oregon Law & Mental Health Conference, olmhc.org
about 3 days ago - RT @charlesornstein: "Everyone — including and especially insurance companies — have an obligation to address the opioid epidemic." https:/…
about 3 days ago - "If you are put in the state’s care, you should be cared for. You shouldn’t be tormented.’’ bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/09/…
about 3 days ago - RT @NYTHealth: Insurers may be contributing to the opioid crisis by favoring cheap narcotics over safer, but pricey, alternatives. https://…
about 3 days ago - The leader of Congregation Shir Tikvah convened the Portland Interfaith Clergy Resistance after Trump's election news.streetroots.org/2017/09/15/rab…
about 3 days ago - The reason, experts say: Opioid drugs are generally cheap while safer alternatives are often more expensive. nyti.ms/2jzalG4
about 3 days ago - RT @motherboard: When should a prescription drug's side effects count as a disability? bit.ly/2gXwn4p
about 3 days ago
- RT @invisiblepeople: It's extremely hard to find homeless services for single dads. bit.ly/2e4jorb
Tag Archives: Jo Ann Bowman
People Will Be Talking About It: The Police, the Charter Commission and the Work to be Done
By Jake Thomas, Street Roots, March 15, 2012 A common pattern often emerges after a citizen dies at the hands of police. There is public rage. The city promises reform, and then the rage simmers off until the next incident. … Continue reading
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Tagged Department of Justice, Independent Police Review Division, Jo Ann Bowman, Jo Ann Hardesty, Keaton Otis, Occupy Portland, Oregon Action, Police accountability, Police shooting, Portland Police, racial profiling, Randy Leonard, Rosie Sizer, Tom Potter, Vera Katz
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Federal police probe focuses on mental health, not race
From the Portland Tribune, June 15, 2011 The U.S. Department of Justice civil rights investigation into the Portland Police Bureau is part of larger trend of federal probes into local law enforcement agencies under the Obama Administration. It is not … Continue reading
U.S. Justice Department launches civil rights review of Portland police
From The Oregonian, by Maxine Bernstein. June 8, 2011 Assistant U.S. Attorney General Thomas E. Perez today announced a federal investigation into whether the Portland police are engaged in a “pattern or practice” of civil rights violations relating to officers’ … Continue reading