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Post-Traumatic Prison Disorder

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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.

Public comments (7)

SupportiveCassie Jones McBrideJun 2, 2026

Spoke on behalf of the NAACP in support of the resolution recognizing Post-Traumatic Prison Disorder and praised advocacy efforts.

City Council Formal Session · 1:07:32 →
SupportiveShawana VaughnJun 2, 2026

Advocated passionately for the Post-Traumatic Prison Disorder resolution, highlighting the mental health struggles faced by formerly incarcerated individuals.

City Council Formal Session · 1:08:55 →
SupportiveJacqueline RobinsonJun 2, 2026

Supported the resolution addressing incarceration-related trauma and the need for support systems for returning citizens and their families.

City Council Formal Session · 1:10:54 →
SupportiveYusuf QualesJun 2, 2026

Shared personal experiences serving 28 years in prison and the ongoing trauma management required after returning home.

City Council Formal Session · 1:12:27 →
SupportiveAngela DavenportJun 2, 2026

Expressed strong support for the Post-Traumatic Prison Disorder resolution on behalf of the Voting Access for All Coalition.

City Council Formal Session · 1:14:50 →
SupportiveDaefius BaerJun 2, 2026

A returning citizen who served 35 years spoke in favor of the resolution and the need for mental health support.

City Council Formal Session · 1:18:30 →
SupportiveVictoria CamilleJun 2, 2026

District 7 Police Commissioner speaking in individual capacity in support of the Post-Traumatic Prison Disorder resolution.

City Council Formal Session · 2:02:03 →