A highly motivated, dedicated and results-oriented professional with more than 10 years of experience, he is a former senior policy advisor on Capitol Hill. He earned a Ph.D. degree in Political Science in the discipline of American Politics-Public Law- Black Politics at Howard University and Master of Arts degree in American Politics from Claremont Graduate University. Since that time, Dr. Moore has taught undergraduates at Williams College, Howard University, and the University of Oxford. Professionally, Dr. Moore has been a political strategist and a recognized academic scholar in Black Politics and African American Genealogy. He is a recognized authority in the U.S. Congress and legislative affairs, as well as an academic scholar in American Politics and Public Law. For ten years, he served as a Senior Policy Advisor/Fellow to the U.S. House of Representatives and as a Principal Policy Fellow for members of the Congressional Black Caucus. He spearheaded, wrote major parts, and progressed the passage of the Second Chance Act of 2007 in the House, and progressed the legislation to the U.S. Senate, working with then Senator Joseph Biden, Jr. and the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Under the direction of Representative Danny K. Davis, Dr. Moore helped gain 92 bi-partisan co-sponsors of (H.R.1593) and 247 votes in the House as result of his creative ability that refocused discussion on offender reentry issues and concerns for public safety. Dr. Moore is also an expert in criminal justice reforms issues that pertain to reducing recidivism through evidence–based reentry practices, developing strategies to remove barriers to voting disenfranchisement and HIV/AIDS education in communities of color. He is a collaborative leader and engages stakeholders in ways that result in producing high-functioning teams and effective organizational results. He works well in both independent and collaborative environments and continues to serve as peer reviewer of grant funding for the Office of Justice Programs with the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Executive And Creative ProducerWewoka CapitalSanta Monica, Ca, Us
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Creator And Executive ProducerWewoka Capital Feb 2020 - PresentSanta Monica, California, United StatesDr. Bernard Moore is the creator of TAL JONES: A Black Oil Legacy, an American family saga based on a true story produced by Wewoka Capital. In his quest to tell his family’s very important story, Dr. Moore created a compelling pilot for a limited TV mini-series and book based on his family saga. The saga will make an enormous contribution to American, as well as African American, history in its recognition of the cultural, economic and sociological impact of the vast disparities of wealth and inheritance in the nation and the world. The forthcoming book will be a must-read to learn about true American history of landownership and economic redress among Blacks, as well as how to research and challenge their own claims to wealth for present and future generations.
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Executive Producer & Political StrategistUrban Hard Talk, Inc. May 2019 - PresentLos Angeles, CaliforniaMission: The creator of Urban Hard Talk an innovative and life changing community conversation, the mission of Urban Hard Talk is to provide its audience with an uniquely intelligent forum that is informative, educational, and inspiring; empowering the black community by addressing the issues of the day in a way that is fresh, bright, and complete. Urban Hard Talk offer real, responsive, reliable, and relevant news coverage by and for African American and communities of color as non-profit media organization.Purpose: To provide community conversation that gives voice to the varied experiences, issues, points-of-view, and priorities that matter to African Americans. To provide leadership development and scholarship opportunities to educate the next generation of leaders. To promote public health and empowerment for all communities through innovative programming. To discuss and or debate the latest currents events from various viewpoints, while educating and entertaining viewers. The dialogue will tell a story, and the talk will tell the entire story.Vision: Urban Hard Talk offers thought-provoking discussions, diverse performances, and unique perspectives on timely topics-that put the community at the center of the conversation to envision a world in which all communities have an equal voice in public policy through leadership cultivation, economic empowerment, and civil engagement.Subject Areas: Urban Hard talk covers a broad range of current events (news, pop culture, entertainment, politics, finance, etc.) as ballast for conversation on issues that impact African Americans and the global black community. Thought leaders, legislators and concerned citizens engage on economic development, civil and social justice, public health, and education issues. Urban Hard Talk joins subject experts, industry leaders, elected officials, citizens activists and the academic community to explore today’s issues from an African American perspective.
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Principal And Mitigation StrategistEqual Access Solutions Nov 2009 - PresentWashington, D.C. And Los AngelesEqual Access provides criminal justice solutions to defense attorneys, defendants, inmates, and court systems throughout the country. We have worked with clients in 68 of the 94 federal district courts throughout the country. When assisting defense attorneys or defendants facing sentencing, Equal Access provides assistance in understanding the applicable sentencing statutes or guidelines, and designs individualized sentencing reports or memoranda, which include specific sentencing proposals. When permitted by the applicable state or federal law, our sentencing proposals frequently include the use of creative public service that draws on the offender’s strengths and backgrounds, substance abuse counseling, work release, home confinement, and community confinement. In addition to sentencing advocacy, we also provide parole release advocacy, institutional designation and transfer, and release planning. When assisting court systems, Equal Access has developed and implemented sentencing programs that trained attorneys, public defenders, and other court practitioner. We have presences in Washington, D.C., New York and Los Angeles. www.equalaccess.solutions
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Senior Policy AdvisorU.S. House Of Representatives Aug 2004 - Aug 2010Washington, D.C.Served as a Senior Policy Advisor to Congressman Danny K. Davis on legislative affairs and policy issues on offender reentry, criminal justice reforms, voting rights, HIV/AIDS, drug policy and international human rights. He worked with various House Congressional Committees on the Congressman’s behalf, House Committees on Way & Means, Judiciary, Oversight & Government Reform and House Subcommittee on the District of Columbia. Prepared and wrote floor statements, talking points, press releases, correspondence, and responses to constituent inquiries. Worked on the Congressman’s behalf to build relationships, coalitions and consensus on legislative issues with the House Leadership, House Democratic & Republican Caucuses, and both Democratic & Republican National Committees. Lead in planning meetings and briefing sessions with members of Congress and the House Democratic & Republican Leadership to develop policy solutions on Reentry initiatives and the Second Chance Act of 2007. Met with Senior Cabinet Officials in the Department of Justice, Labor, Health & Human Services, Department of Urban and Housing on policy issues relevant to the Second Chance Act and other reentry initiatives. Organized Congressional press conferences to drive legislative progress on the Second Chance Act, and other social justice initiatives; and assessment with minimal daily supervision. Wrote policy briefs as needed. Designed and managed research that was undertaken in collaboration with Think-Tanks and academic institutions. Served as liaison to external organizations relevant to the Second Chance Act legislation (e.g., research organizations, congressional staff, and executive agencies). Worked to developed presentations for research projects and legislative initiatives the member. Worked to help construct, deepen, expand, and engage strong external networks of stakeholders in support of the Second Chance Act legislation. Co-authored op-eds with members of Congress. -
W. Ford Schuman Visiting Assistant ProfessorWilliams College Jul 2008 - May 2010Williamstown, Massachusetts* Coordinated Williams on the Hill Summer Internship Program, which placed more than 30 students at the Supreme Court, U.S. Departments' of Commerce, Justice, Labor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and the White House. * Taught: American Politics, Race & Criminal Justice, Black Politics, Constitutional Law, Judicial Politics and Black Leadership.Developed and arranged for an undergraduate Moot Court at Williams College with presiding federal judges that included: Hon. Jeffrey R. Howard, Circuit Judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, Hon. William K. Session, III Chief Judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont. (Then Chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission), Hon. Consuelo Marshall, Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California and Hon. Victor Marrero, Judge for the Southern District of New York. team coaches included: David V. Kirby, former United States Attorney for the District of Vermont/former Law Clerk to the Hon. John Paul Stevens, Supreme Court of the United States and Barbara O'Connor, Attorney, Former Supervisor Assistant Federal Public Defender for the Central District of California and First Assistant Federal Public Defender for the District of Vermont. April 2009. http://www.williams.edu/admin/news/releases/1791/ -
Teaching Associate And LecturerHoward University Aug 2004 - May 2010Washington, D.C.• Taught: Black Politics, National Government, Science of Public Policy, Constitutional Law and Judicial Process.• Teach undergraduate courses in a stimulating Capitol Hill environment.• Coordinate arrangement for each of 35 students to shadow Congressional members at committee hearings, meetings, and voting for one week; assign reports and presentations of experience.• Organize meetings with various Senators and members of Congressional Black Caucus, including then Senators John Kerry, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama, Christopher J. Dodd, Patrick J. Leahy, and Joseph R. Biden; and included Rep. Danny K. Davis, Diane E. Watson, Elijah Cummings, Chaka Fattah, Sheila Jackson-Lee, Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Kendrick B. meek, Donald M. Payne, Bobby C. Scott, Maxine Waters, Bennie Thompson, Keith Ellison, and Charles B. Rangel in January to March 2007.• Coordinated student meetings with members of the Supreme Court of the United States that included: Hon. Anthony Kennedy, Associate Justice, Hon. Clarence Thomas, Associate Justice, Hon. Sandra Day O’Connor, Associate Justice and Hon. Stephen Breyer. 2004 – 2009. -
Research FellowSecond Chance For Social Justice Jan 2007 - Nov 2009Washington, D.C.Developed research concepts, policy questions, and worked on plans for national and state offender reentry initiatives for members of Congress.Identified and analyzed key costs and consequences of failing to improve the post-incarceration experience. Researched interventions and programs that work to reduce recidivism by addressing obstacles to reentry.Researched empirical data on what works to reduce recidivism, and what does not.Illustrated how criminal justice stakeholders collaborate in federal and state reentry programs. Carried out substance-related logistics for policy roundtables discussions other events associated with offender reentry initiatives.Lead collaborative effort with United States College Fund Special Programs (UNCFSP) to implement pilot reentry program in conjunction with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Organize symposia and conferences to raise awareness and drive public policy and reform.Provided training Civil Addict Program (legal basis, objectives, program logistics) to state and local criminal justice agencies.
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Congressional Black Caucus Foundation FellowCongressional Black Caucus Foundation Aug 2005 - Jul 2006Washington, D.C.Provided expert research that met ongoing Congressional policy-making and oversight needs related to finance (including public finance, tax policy, financial regulation, and macroeconomic policy) and government affairs (including functions, effectiveness, and operational relationships across the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, ingovernmental relations, and legislative relevance, or budgetary procedure).Ensured all research and analyzed produced as a fellow of the highest quality and met the Foundation's standards of objectivity, nonpartisanship, blance, timeliness, legislative relevance, authoritativeness and accessibility.Lead implementation of the Foundation's research agenda for issues within the Fellow Program areas of responsibility, including approaches, frameworks, and methodologies for addressing policy and legislative issues. this included demonsrating personal intelletual leadership in monitoring congressional needs in the policy areas which required direct research management responsibility and assuring access to the intellectual capacity needs to meet the current and changing demands of the United States Congress at a sustained level of excellence. Ensured that the research and analytical activities of the Foundation were aligned with the legislative needs of Congress and with the priorities, goals, and policies of members of the Congressional Black Caucus.Served as one of the principal policy advisor to members of the Congressional Black Caucus, advising on all aspects of the research management and recommending specific policy solutions. -
Policy FellowCongressional Black Caucus Foundation Jul 2005 - Jul 2006Washington, D.C.• Provided expert research that met ongoing Congressional policy-making and oversight related to finance (including public finance, tax policy, financial regulation, and macroeconomic policy) and government affairs (including functions, effectiveness, and operational relationships across the legislative, executive, and judicial branches; intergovernmental relations; and legislative relevance, or budgetary procedures). • Engaged in implementation of the Foundation’s research agenda for issues within the Policy Fellow Program areas of responsibility, including approaches, frameworks, and methodologies for addressing policy and legislative issues. This included demonstrating personal intellectual leadership in monitoring congressional needs in the policy areas which required direct research management responsibility and assuring access to the intellectual capacity needs to meet the current and changing demands of the United States Congress at a sustained level of excellence. • Ensured that the research and analytical activities of the Foundation were aligned with the legislative needs of Congress and with the priorities, goals, and policies of members of the Congressional Black Caucus.• Served as a principal policy advisor to members of the Congressional Black Caucus, advising on all aspects of the research management and recommending specific policy solutions.• Prepared a variety of analytical reports, memoranda, and written materials on public policy issues in criminal justice and offender reentry areas of professional knowledge to support policymakers’ decision-making.
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District Intern And FellowOffice Of Congressman Julian Dixon Apr 1995 - Dec 2002Los Angeles, CaliforniaConstituent services related to Deparment, Social Security and Department of Human & Health Services.Community event planning and other related community advocacy.Served as liaison to external organizations relevant to community outreach.
Bernard Moore Skills
Bernard Moore Education Details
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Federal Sentencing Practices And Offender Reentry Initiatives -
3.80 Gpa
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Library Of Congress: Congressional Research ServiceRacial Disparity In Criminal Justice -
Library Of Congress: Congressional Research ServicesLegislative Affairs
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International Human Rights Law -
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Morningside High School
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Political Science & History
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Bernard Moore attended Yale Law School, Howard University, Library Of Congress: Congressional Research Service, Library Of Congress: Congressional Research Services, University Of Oxford, New College, Claremont Graduate University, Morningside High School, University Of Southern California.
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