Senora Rudolph
Virtual Paralegal, Organizer, Advocate for Underrepresented and Underserved Individuals
Moremi Resolution For Transformative Justice (MR4TJ)
Speaker Details
Location
Brewton, AL
Language
English
Available In
Global
Educational Accomplishments
Graduate
Morehouse School of Medicine
Degree: Master of Administration in Justice-Involved Care.
Undergraduate
Marymount Manhattan College
Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
State University of New York at Schenectady County Community College
Degree: A.A.S. in Paralegal Studies (American Bar Association approved curriculum).
Research Interests
Global education on the social determinants of involvement in the legal system for Black individuals born female, who are being incarcerated at a rate higher than individuals born male and surpass people of all other races. This research explores ways to understand and address the gap through survey development, evaluation of evidence-based translational research, and the implementation of community-based projects and programs designed to reduce recidivism, mitigate housing insecurity and homelessness, and lower mental health inpatient admissions while achieving optimal outcomes for opioid and other drug crisis abatement.
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Presentaions
- Video Discussion with Advisory Personnel:
A video discussion with New York State Governor Kathy Hochul’s advisory personnel aimed to convince her to grant Executive Clemency—a reduction of prison sentence—for all criminalized survivors of sexual and physical abuse languishing in New York State prisons. - Public Defender Pay Speech:
Delivered a speech urging the implementation of an agency to increase public defenders’ pay, ensuring they prioritize the interests of defendants over the judge and prosecutor. The speech emphasized the need for adequate legal representation to address the dual loyalty challenge in New York. - Survived and Punished New York Talk:
Spoke at Survived and Punished New York on the extraordinary power wielded by prosecutors and the pervasive issues of prosecutorial misconduct. The talk called for the establishment of a watchdog agency in every state and territory to oversee prosecutorial practices and abolish misconduct. - Reentry Essay:
Authored an essay evaluating what strategies work for reentry and which do not. - Capstone Project:
Explored how incarcerated and recently released female individuals achieve better outcomes when supported by community-based programs, networks of prosocial mentors, and tailored resources that address their unique, gender-responsive justice-involved needs.
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