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Call
for
Submissions:
Fortune
News
to
Examine
Crack
Cocaine
Issues
6/15/01
The fall 2001 issue of Fortune News will
focus on issues related to crack cocaine, and is seeking submissions.
Fortune News is the quarterly journal of the Fortune Society, a New York
City-based nonprofit organization founded in 1967 to serve the needs of
those incarcerated or are at risk of incarceration and to educate the public
about prison conditions and criminal justice reform.
Fortune News seeks articles dealing with
all angles of the crack cocaine issue, in order to develop an understanding
of the legacy crack has left in the criminal justice system and society
as a whole. Articles must be no more than 1,250 words and submitted
typed, double-spaced, with the title, author's name and short biography
included. (Incarcerated writers may submit handwritten manuscripts).
Articles may also be submitted as Microsoft Word files, on disk or by e-mail,
to [email protected].
Photographs, illustrations and artwork are welcome. Only \manuscripts
and accompanying materials submitted with a self addressed, stamped envelope
will be returned.
Send submissions by September 1st, 2001,
to: Fortune News Submissions, c/o The Fortune Society, 53 West 23rd
Street, New York, NY 10010. The Fortune Society does not compensate
writers monetarily, but all submitting articles will receive a free one-year
subscription. For further information, contact Shannon Herbert, Fortune
News Editor at (212) 691-7554 ext. 553 or [email protected].
Visit http://www.fortunesociety.org
for additional information about the Fortune Society.
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Issue #190, 6/15/01
Dedication: Peter McWilliams, One-Year Later | Editorial: Death Penalties | Supreme Court Nixes Warrantless Heat-Sensor Searches, Oregon Grow-Op Case Updates Fourth Amendment to Deal With New Technologies | Interview: Arnold Trebach on Drug Treatment Abuse, Legalization and the Reform Movement | US-Mexican Border Governors Agree to Look at Drugs as Health, Not Crime, Problem -- Legalization Talk Making US Embassy Nervous | Follow That Story: Tennessee Cop Walks in Botched Drug Raid Killing | New Zealand Parliamentary Cannabis Decrim Inquiry Underway: Medical Association Says Okay, Green MP Leads the Way | The White Dog Goes to Amsterdam -- and You Can, Too | BC Marijuana Party Fissure: Taylor Resigns, Cites Emery's Leadership Style, Plans for Compassion Club Offensive | Connecticut Passes Sentencing Reforms, Taking Effect July 1st | The HEA Campaign and You | Clarence Aaron Clemency Petition | Action Alerts: Drug Czar Nomination, HEA Drug Provision, Mandatory Minimums, Medical Marijuana | Call for Submissions: Fortune News to Examine Crack Cocaine Issues | Job Listings in Harm Reduction Practice and Research: Indiana, New York, California, Missouri, Washington State | The Reformer's Calendar
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