The Integrity Center
Our Contact Information
Baron & Beverly Walker
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Beverly Walker
Twitter:
@ 1BeverlyWalker
Email Contacts:
theintegritycenterwi @gmail.com
Websites:
www.familydeferred. com
Mailing Address:
Baron & Beverly Walker
PO BOX 100495
Milwaukee WI. 53210
Milwaukee 53206 tells the story of those affected by incarceration.
Beverly Walker, Baron Walker, Dennis Walton, Chad Wilson – each of their unique stories illustrate the high toll incarceration has taken on the hearts, souls and daily lives of so many Americans.
To find out more information about the documentary contact:
The father's absence is an epidemic affecting every class and sector of
American Society, prevalence and impact within American's urban communities is especially acute.
At present twenty-four million, or 34 percent of America's children live in a household in which
the biological father does not live. M.F.I has
identified six key areas that have the most direct impact on men/fathers being involved, responsible and committed in the lives of their children: driver's license recovery, child support debt reduction, media/public relations, education, men's health
and summit.
For more information or assistance contact:
Milwaukee Fatherhood Initiative
4828 W. Fond du Lac Ave.
Milwaukee WI 53216
(414) 286-5653
https://city.milwaukee.gov/Office-of-African-American-Affairs/Milwaukee-Fatherhood-Initiative
Correctional Center's, Facilities & Institutions
When writing incarcerated people include:
Return Address, Inmate's Name & Inmate Number
Adult Institutions
1. Chippewa Valley Correctional Treatment Facility - (CVCTF) Minimum
2. Columbia Correctional Institution - (CCI) Maximum
3. Dodge Correctional Institution - (DCI) Maximum
4. Fox Lake Correctional Institution - (FLCI) Medium
5. Green Bay Correctional Institution - (GBCI) Maximum
6. Jackson Correctional Institution - (JCI) Medium
7. Kettle Moraine Correctional Institution - (KMCI) Medium
8. Milwaukee Secure Detention Facility - (MSDF) Medium
9. New Lisbon Correctional Institution - (NLCI) Medium
10. Oakhill Correctional Institution - (OCI) Minimum
11. Oshkosh Correctional Institution - (OSCI) Medium
12. Prairie du Chien Correctional Institution - (PDCI) Minimum
13. Racine Correctional Institution - (RCI) Medium
14. Racine Youthful Offender Correctional Facility - (RYOCF) Medium
15. Redgranite Correctional Institution - (RGCI) Medium
16. Stanley Correctional Institution - (SCI) Medium
17. Sturtevant Transitional Facility - (STF) Minimum
18. Waupun Correctional Institution - (WCI) Maximum
19. Wisconsin Secure Program Facility - (WSPF) Maximum
Wisconsin Correctional Center System
20. Black River Correctional Center - (BRCC) Minimum
21. Drug Abuse Correctional Center - (DACC) Minimum
22. Felmers O. Chaney Correctional Center - (FCCC) Minimum
23. Flambeau Correctional Center - (FCC) Minimum
24. Gordon Correctional Center - (GCC) Minimum
25. John C. Burke Correctional Center - (JBCC) Minimum
26. Kenosha Correctional Center - (KCC) Minimum
27. Marshall E. Sherrer Correctional Center - (MSCC) Minimum
28. McNaughton Correctional Center - (MCC) Minimum
29. Oregon Correctional Center - (OCC) Minimum
30. Sanger B. Powers Correctional Center - (SPCC) Minimum
31. St. Croix Correctional Center - (SCCC) Minimum
32. Thompson Correctional Center - (TCC) Minimum
33. Winnebago Correctional Center - (WCC) Minimum
Wisconsin Women's Correctional System
34. Taycheedah Correctional Institution - (TCI) Maximum
35. Milwaukee Women's Correctional Center - (MWCC) Minimum
36. Robert E. Ellsworth Correctional Center - (REECC) Minimum
Inmate Locator: Find Incarcerated People's
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Address Info: Send Money, Mail, and Property
https://doc.wi.gov/Pages/OffenderInformation/AdultInstitutions/MoneyMailProperty.aspx
You Can Help in Many Ways: Join, Support and Get Involved with a group and/or organization that aligns with issues that you agree with, want to support or have a passion for!
These organizations are near and dear to us, check them out!
ROC (Restore Our Communities) Wisconsin, A Project of WISDOM:
R.O.C. Wisconsin is an urgent call to our state to:
Restore communities that have been harmed by mass incarceration;
Restore families to wholeness and health;
Restore balance, fiscal discipline and humane priorities to our state’s criminal justice system;
Restore men and women back to the community who do not need to be incarcerated;
Restore people to health through increased treatment alternatives to incarceration, decreased use of solitary confinement, better support for those who return from jail or prison.
WISDOM is a statewide network of faith communities that works to promote the common good by building diverse communities and encouraging broad participation in the democratic process. WISDOM is a grassroots organization, comprised mostly of religious congregations of many denominations, from about 160 congregations, of 19 different religious traditions. Besides criminal justice reform,WISDOM and its local organizations promote Immigrant Rights, Economic Justice, Health Care, Public Transportation, Workforce, Housing, and more.
Get Involved by contacting.
WISDOM
2821 N Vel R. Phillips Ave. Suite 217
Milwaukee WI 53212
(414) 831-2070
www.wisdomforjustice @gmail.com
Please Join Our Monthly Conference Zoom Call:
Old Law Parole & Compassionate Release Workgroup Conference Call
When: Every 2nd Saturday of Each Month @ 8:30 am
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83630717731
(email www.wisdomforjustice @gmail.com to receive newsletters and information)
The key to ROC Wisconsin is the participation and leadership of formerly-incarcerated people. EXPO members lead the work to reduce Revocations, to promote Ban the Box, to remove barriers to Housing, and to end the overuse of Solitary Confinement.
For more information,
You can contact them directly: expogroupwi @gmail.com
http://expowisconsin.webs.com/
Check out their Facebook page.
follow them on Twitter
Meetings: Join Expo Every 1st Tuesday of each Month at 6:00pm
2821 N Vel R. Phillips Ave. Suite 108
Milwaukee WI 53212
SKY SCHOOLS is dedicated to helping youth & adults deal with their Anger & Stress in Healthy Ways! They are committed to helping ALL with a healthy body, a healthy mind and a healthy lifestyle. They do this by offering youth practical tools and life skills to manage stress and emotions. Their experiential curriculum includes stretching and exercise, targeted breathing techniques, life skills in conflict resolution, and life lessons on human values such as responsibility, respect, friendliness, kindness and cooperation. As students learn how to manage their stress in a healthy way, they exhibit greater confidence and motivation to succeed in school and make healthy choices when faced with life’s challenges. As adults learn these skills they find positive balance and uplift human values. Please join them to learn these life skills:
For more information about SKY SCHOOLS visit: skyschools.org
Check the link below to find out about the next course dates:
Facebook: Sky Schools Milwaukee
To Donate To This Worthy Cause (see below):
SIP - (Supporters of Incarcerated People)
Supporters of Incarcerated People (SIP) is a new project of the ROC Campaign, especially the Old Law Parole and Compassionate Release Work-group. This new effort results from family members and loved ones of people in prison who have a two-part goal: to build a network of mutual support; and to develop a strong voice for them to lift up the issues and injustices that they experience themselves, or through their loved ones.
The SIP Conference Calls:
When: Every 3rd Saturday of each month
Time: 8:30 am
Call-in Number: Call 605-468-8012, pass code 423950# & Zoom
They will have physical meetings a few times a year, which will be announced on the monthly calls.
Contact the WISDOM office to register and/or for more information. wisdomforjustice@gmail.com 414-831-2017 - Contact us to receive Zoom info
Unlock The Vote Campaign
A campaign to restore voting rights to people when they return from incarceration.
WISDOM has launched the “Unlock the Vote” campaign to restore voting
rights to people when they return from incarceration. Incarcerated people
never lose the right to vote in states like Vermont and Maine: that should
be the case here as well! A huge majority of those formerly incarcerated
are people of color. Why do we want people to vote?
⸰ Voting helps people feel a sense of ownership over their community,
helping to reduce recidivism.
⸰ People on probation and parole pay taxes and live within our
communities and therefore should have a say in how those communities operate.
⸰ Voting is part of democracy, and a true democracy includes all of its people.
Contact the WISDOM office for the schedule of presentations around the state to promote the Unlock the
Vote campaign.
Click here for the Unlock the Vote Fact Sheet
Click here for the Unlock the Vote Petition and help us get signatures
Click here to download an article announcing the launch of the legislation.