Kimberly Haven Email and Phone Number
Kimberly Haven is not just a participant in the social justice movement; she's a dynamic force driving change. As a recognized subject matter expert, Kimberly is in high demand as a speaker, addressing crucial topics like Women in Prison, Women's Reproductive Justice, Voting Rights and Democracy, Collateral Consequences, Conditions of Confinement, Mass Incarceration and Re-Entry, Pre-Trial and Parole and Probation reforms, and Higher Education in Prison.Beyond the podium, Kimberly is a go-to expert for legislative testimonies and media commentary on a wide range of criminal justice reform and advocacy matters. She routinely consults with and collaborates with state and local elected officials and executives, sharing her invaluable insights on criminal justice issues.Kimberly's leadership has left an indelible mark on numerous statewide initiatives, and she has masterminded impactful message campaigns that have shaped public discourse and driven policy change. Her 20+ years of experience have seen her conceive and execute innovative community engagement strategies and campaigns, setting her apart in the field. What truly distinguishes her is her unprecedented achievement as the only formerly incarcerated individual in Maryland who has authored and successfully ushered several pieces of legislation into law – two of which were first in the nation and now serve as model legislation for replication across the country. Kimberly is adept at navigating intricate legislative landscapes, acting as a bridge between policymakers, advocacy groups, and external stakeholders in the space of justice reform. Her extensive background in community organizing, advocacy campaign creation, and legislative campaign leadership underscores her commitment to making a difference. Kimberly's unique perspective is rooted in and informed by her personal lived experience with the criminal justice system. With an extensive background in community organizing, creating advocacy campaigns, and leading legislative campaigns, Kimberly is a savvy, highly effective and empathetic organizer in this space.Every day, Kimberly dedicates herself to advancing, amplifying, and elevating the voices and efforts of those most affected by systemic issues. She has been and continues to be a catalyst for forging new collaborations and creating fresh platforms where these voices and leaders are leading the way toward lasting systemic change. In a sea of activists, Kimberly stands as a beacon of innovation and resilience, pushing boundaries and rewriting the narrative of justice reform.
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Spring 2025 Pathways For Equity FellowThe Ladies Of Hope MinistriesUnited States -
Executive DirectorReproductive Justice Inside Jun 2017 - Oct 2024Maryland, United StatesWith a strong passion for all justice issues, and a special focus on the reproductive justice issues facing incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women she is committed to reforming the negative conditions of confinement. In this space, where she wrote the first-in-the-nation law prohibiting the forced solitary confinement of pregnant and post-pregnant individuals. This law ended and archaic practice that was tantamount to punishing a woman for being pregnant. This legislation became a National model
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Founding Steering Committee MemberJustus Coordinating Council Nov 2022 - Dec 2023The JCC is a national network of systems-impacted individuals across all 50 states, including D.C., that informs decision-making at the federal, state, and local policy levels. The JCC is the connective tissue that demands change through creating a united purpose for a united voice to establish a united power. The mission of the council is to enhance quality of life for justice impacted individuals by dismantling the policies that uphold systemic oppression and marginalization rooted in racial inequalities and collateral consequences in order to restore human dignity.
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Founder/DirectorForward Justice Maryland Jan 2021 - Dec 2023Maryland, United StatesDecarcerate Maryland - “Forward Justice Maryland” focused on a robust decarceration campaign with a specific focus of parole reform, restorative justice, geriatric parole, and Second Look legislation (adults). Led a research project to examine the health impacts of being under parole and probation supervision on Baltimore City women and families
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Legislative LiaisonInterfaith Action For Human Rights Jan 2018 - May 2023Maryland, United StatesSolitary Confinement/Conditions of Confinement - Led the legislative effort in support of efforts to reform and end the State of Maryland’s use and over-use of solitary confinement/restrictive housing. Wrote the key pieces of legislation and created both the legislative and grassroots campaigns.
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Consulting Policy LeadFrom Prison Cells To Phd Apr 2020 - Dec 2022Baltimore, Maryland AreaLed the efforts of the Policy and Communications teams as well as a team of Ambassadors who are operating in three states. Additionally worked to develop nationwide satellite sites. Additionally, served as a member of the Unlock Higher Ed steering committee and sat on several sub-committees -
Project CoordinatorMaryland State Office Of The Public Defender Jan 2017 - Apr 2018Baltimore, MarylandResponsible for the development and launch of a Community Court Watch project as part of the larger Pretrial/Bail Reform Campaign effort in Maryland
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CofounderMaryland Justice Project Mar 2013 - Sep 2015Baltimore, Maryland Area
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Executive DirectorJustice Maryland 2004 - 2011Baltimore, Maryland
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What company does Kimberly Haven work for?
Kimberly Haven works for The Ladies Of Hope Ministries
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Kimberly Haven's current role is Spring 2025 Pathways for Equity Fellow.
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