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Conoce a Stacy Stacey Borden siempre está encantada de escuchar a personas y organizaciones comprometidas con generar un impacto positivo. Si tiene preguntas, sugerencias o desea unirse a nuestra comunidad de seguidores, no dude en contactarnos. Nuestro equipo se comunicará con usted lo antes posible. Stacey Borden Activista social Leer más Hola, soy Stacey Borden y me postulo para el Consejo de Gobernador en el Distrito 4 del Commonwealth. Como mujer que estuvo encarcelada, he dedicado mi vida a ayudar a otros a través de nuestro exitoso programa de reinserción. Creo en segundas oportunidades y en un Estado donde todos puedan reconstruir sus vidas, haciendo que nuestra comunidad sea más segura, más fuerte y más equitativa. Si soy elegido, defenderé la reforma de la justicia penal, políticas de reingreso justas e igualdad de oportunidades, garantizando un sistema judicial rehabilitador. Creemos juntos un Massachusetts más justo y compasivo. Pido su apoyo y voto para construir un futuro mejor para nuestra comunidad. ¡Gracias! Done ahora Reasons for Running for Governor's Council: Dr. Stacey Borden’s journey and dedication to advocating for formerly incarcerated women and addressing systemic issues within the justice system are truly commendable. With a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling and a concentration in Addictions and Trauma, an honorary doctorate degree from the TIUA School of Business, as well as a Substance Use Counselor, her work in developing a residential reentry program that utilizes Art Therapy and Counseling to facilitate healing is innovative and impactful. Dr. Borden’s participation in discussions at esteemed institutions like Harvard's Kennedy School and engagement with Criminal Justice Leaders underscores her commitment to reforming the racial climate within courtrooms and the broader justice system. Borden’s advocacy for survivors of Sexual and Domestic Violence, as well as her efforts to foster leadership in black and brown communities, are crucial steps toward addressing pervasive societal issues. Her belief in disrupting oppressive systems within prisons and addressing healthcare disparities demo nstrates a holistic understanding of the interconnected challenges faced by marginalized communities. ​ Borden’s call to action for releasing individuals through Clemency, Pardons, Commutations, and advocating for the selection of empathetic judges who prioritize alternatives to sentencing reflects a deep understanding of the necessary reforms needed within the legal system. Lastly, Dr. Borden’s multifaceted approach, blending advocacy, rehabilitation, and systemic change, embodies a vision for a more equitable and just society. Her dedication to this cause is inspiring and contributes significantly to the ongoing discourse on criminal justice reform and societal healing. ​ ​ ​ A Critical Election Demands Your Attention: Understand the Race that will shape our state's judiciary and parole board. Click Here to Read the Boston Globe Article, The Bay State Banner and The Patriot Ledger Contáctenos Donar

Cuarto Distrito Concejal Abington Bostón: Distrito 1, Precinto 15; Distrito 3, Precintos 7, 8, 13A, 14, 15, 16; Distrito 4, Recintos 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 11; Distrito 5, Precintos 1, 13, 14; pabellón 6; pabellón 7; pabellón 8; pabellón 9; pabellón 10; pabellón 11; pabellón 12; pabellón 13; pabellón 14; pabellón 15; pabellón 16; pabellón 17; Distrito 18; pabellón 19; pabellón 20; Cerebro: Precintos 3B, 4B, 6A, 6B1; Cohasset Dedham Duxbury Hanovre Hingham Holbrook Cáscara marsfield Norwell norwood quincy tierra rocosa scituar Walpole Westwood Weymouth ​ ​ Descubra dónde votar: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/WhereDoIVoteMA/ ​ Cómo registrarse para votar: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/OVR/Welcome.aspx Click Here To View Voter Guides REGISTER TO VOTE WHERE TO VOTE Leer más Donar

Stacey Borden para el Distrito 4 del Consejo del Gobernador ABOUT VOLUNTEER DONATE Stacey Borden As a formerly incarcerated woman, I've dedicated my life to helping others through our successful reentry program. Now, I'm running for Massachusetts Governor's Council District 4. Stacey Borden PARA LA COMUNIDAD,DE LA COMUNIDAD Trabajador juvenil, emprendedor, líder de una organización sin fines de lucro. DONATE

Endorsements “Stacey has spent her life, personally and professionally, supporting our community and working to address systemic issues within the legal system. She is keenly aware of the important role the Governor’s Council plays in our broader criminal legal system here in the Commonwealth. I have strong faith in Stacey’s ability to make informed confirmations of judicial appointees because she will bring her life’s work with her and ensure that rehabilitation is at the forefront. Most importantly, Stacey will show up, as she always has, in and for our community and our Commonwealth.” Senator Liz Miranda- Second Suffolk District, MA. "Dear Stacy Borden, Thank you for your commitment to transforming the face of our government. We are grateful to you and other courageous female candidates across the Commonwealth who are running for office this election year. Representation in government matters, and we are proud to back such a strong, competent leader who cares deeply about their community. You are still the exception, not the norm, in a state where fewer than 31% of state offices are held by women. The Massachusetts Women’s Political Caucus Political Action Committee is thrilled to endorse your campaign..." MWPC PAC Chair Progressive West Roxbury/Roslindale Additional Endorsements: Christopher Worrell, State Representative, 5th Suffolk, MA. ​ ​ Brian Worrell, Boston City Council Vice President ​ CSJ (Coalition for Social Justice) Ward 19 Democratic Committee Ward 11 Democratic Committee Hull Democratic Town Committee Our Revolution Massachusetts Here:

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Role of The Council Your Governor’s Councilor-- that you elect every two years-- is your voice on who becomes a judge or Parole Board member in MA. The Governor’s Council is made up of eight councilors one from each of eight districts across Massachusetts. While each district encompasses five Senate seats, the Council districts do not correspond to any other electoral districts. What does the Council do? The Massachusetts Governor’s Council, also known as the Executive Council, provides advice and consent to the governor in specific matters – warrants for the state treasury, pardons and commutations, gubernatorial appointments such as judges, clerk-magistrates, public administrators, members of the Parole Board, Appellate Tax Board, Industrial Accident Board/Industrial Accident Reviewing Board, notaries, and Justices of the Peace. Judges The Governor’s Council is best known for its role in approving (or disapproving) judges nominated by the governor. Parole Board The Governor’s Council provides advice and consent to gubernatorial appointments to the Parole Board. The Council holds a public hearing and then votes. There are seven members of the Parole Board, each of whom serves a five-year term. Commutations Petitions for commutations are filed with the Advisory Board of Pardons (aka the Parole Board). The Board reviews and decides whether to grant a hearing. After the hearing, the Board votes on whether to recommend that the governor commute the petitioner’s sentence. Typically, commutation petitions are filed by people serving 1st degree murder and thus life without parole sentences. A commutation reduces such a sentence to life with the possibility of parole after at least 15 years. If the governor grants the commutation request, it is sent to the Governor’s Council to confirm. The Council holds its own public hearing. A majority of votes is needed to ratify the governor’s decision. If confirmed, the petitioner is now eligible for parole and returns to the Parole Board for a hearing. If there is a tie vote, the lieutenant governor casts the deciding vote. Pardons The power to grant executive clemency for offenses violating state law, including both pardons and commutations, is held in Massachusetts by the governor, with the advice and consent of the Massachusetts Governor’s Council. Clemency in the form of a pardon functions as forgiveness of an offense to “remove the barriers that are sometimes associated with a criminal record, thereby facilitating the reintegration of the petitioner into his or her community.” Petitions for pardons are similarly heard by the Advisory Board of Pardons (the Parole Board) and then recommended to the Governor. If approved, the Governor’s Council must confirm. To find out who your governor’s councilor is go to www.sec.state.ma.us/WhereDoIVoteMA/ on the MA secretary of state website and put in your address for a complete list of your elected officials and district representatives. Ramadan Shabazz’s commutation hearing before the Governor’s Council, December 13, 2022

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