by OJPC Admin | Jun 24, 2021 | Blog, Volunteers
Da’Wyna initially came to OJPC looking for help with sealing her record. She talks about how her younger self didn’t have a lot of knowledge regarding the law. If she was stopped by police, she didn’t know much about the criminal justice system and so when she was...
by OJPC Admin | Jun 23, 2021 | Blog, Volunteers
By Caroline Miller, a summer legal intern at OJPC. I was thinking about going to law school after I earned my bachelor’s degree in marketing, but I decided to take a year off while I mulled it over and saved up for school. I took a job in food service management in...
by OJPC Admin | Oct 22, 2020 | Blog, Volunteers
I spent the summer of 2019 as an OJPC intern after my first year of law school. OJPC had been on my radar even before law school began. I was drawn to their commitment to not only address one-on-one client issues, but also to make large-scale systemic policy changes...
by OJPC Admin | Jul 24, 2018 | Blog, Volunteers
This blog was penned by 2018 OJPC summer intern Erin Phillips, a UC Law student. Prior to working as a summer intern for the Ohio Justice & Policy Center, I was working as an AmeriCorps VISTA for Athens County Job and Family Services. I worked in the Athens...
by OJPC Admin | Jun 7, 2018 | Blog, Volunteers
This blog was penned by Felicia White, a 2018 OJPC summer intern and Xavier University student. I watched a powerful two-minute video a few days ago. A video illustration, typography, of a spoken word poem, by Micah Bournes. It posed the question “Is Justice worth...
by OJPC Admin | Apr 16, 2018 | Blog, OJPC Community, Volunteers
How a retired police officer became an OJPC volunteer April is Volunteer Month. This blog post was penned by one of OJPC’s regular volunteers, Roger Hildebrand. Thirty years with the Cincinnati Police Department followed by twenty as an insurance fraud...
