Russell Rowe, BS
Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center
Began his career in research by accepting a position as a Research Assistant for the
Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Exercise
Science from the University of Pittsburgh School of Education’s Health and
Physical Activity program. Works with the Urban Institute as a Community Researcher under a consultant agreement to help evaluate the Restorative Justice program administered through DC’s Office of the Attorney General.
Has a passion for helping improve outcomes for individuals, families, and communities disproportionately impacted by the criminal legal system (CLS). He excelled at turning his lived experience [in the CLS] into action by:
Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center
Began his career in research by accepting a position as a Research Assistant for the
Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Exercise
Science from the University of Pittsburgh School of Education’s Health and
Physical Activity program. Works with the Urban Institute as a Community Researcher under a consultant agreement to help evaluate the Restorative Justice program administered through DC’s Office of the Attorney General.
Has a passion for helping improve outcomes for individuals, families, and communities disproportionately impacted by the criminal legal system (CLS). He excelled at turning his lived experience [in the CLS] into action by:
- supporting organizations in assisting over 50 men and women returning home from incarceration;
- giving testimony and participating in working groups to draft and introduce three bills aimed at improving the legislative processes and law for criminal reform in DC; and
- empowering over 100 students between high school and their professional careers.