In this episode of Drugs on the Docket, Udi Ofer—renowned human rights lawyer and founding director of Princeton’s Policy Advocacy Clinic—shares insights on training the next generation of policy advocates and navigating bipartisan criminal justice reform. From the EQUAL Act to sentencing disparities, Ofer joins hosts Hannah Miller and Douglas Berman to provide a compelling look at how policy advocacy can shape the future of criminal justice reform.
Ofer is Director of the Policy Advocacy Clinic, James L. Weinberg Visiting Professor, and Lecturer in the School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.
Show notes:
- EQUAL Act, 118th Congress (2023-2024)
- Princeton Policy Advocacy Clinic
- Principals of Criminal Justice Reform
- Recording of event titled, A Shared Vision for the Future of Criminal Justice Policy
- Policy Brief on EQUAL Act, December 2024, Policy Advocacy Clinic, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
- The Atlantic article by Udi Ofer titled, Bipartisan Criminal-Justice Reform is Still Very Much Alive
- SPIA news item titled, Bipartisan Group Facilitated by Princeton SPIA Issues Criminal Justice Reform Principles
- Princeton Alumni Weekly article on clinic titled, SPIA Undergraduates Headed to UN in Geneva to Advocate for Change
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