Purpose:
Improve the
Mental Health Service
Delivery to Minorities in Indiana

Most Recent News and Updates:

2011 Fall Conference
Mental Health and Minority Veterans:  
Integration, Obstacles, Options

November 4, 2011
Government Center, Indianapolis, Indiana
Meetings are held
Second Friday of every month from 12:00PM - 1:30PM

For location please contact Carolyn Babington at 317-923-3930.

ALL ARE WELCOME!
Indiana Minority Mental Health Professional Association
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What We Are Working On Now
  • Mental Health and Minority Veterans
  • Felony Forgiveness Legislation
  • Black Church and Mental Health
  • Violence in the Black Community
Sealing and Expunging of Criminal Records (Felony Forgiveness Legislation) is
aimed at reducing the difficulty in obtaining employment for certain offenders
who especially have spent a significant time leading a law abiding life after their
felony conviction.

This is not a request for amnesty, but for forgiveness for a past violation of law;

Expungement or sealing of records should be driven by a statute that presents
what offenses and under what circumstances the offense could be expunged or
sealed;

That there is no intention to shield an offender from an employer’s “need to
know” to ensure the employer and all employees are safe, e.g., forgery or
embezzlement if a person is requesting a financial officer position, a sex offense
for a child-related position).

That the only manner in which this process could be successful is a complete
collaboration between government, employers, community groups and faith-
based organization; and,

A re-look at Indiana’s relatively stringent criminal record expungement laws.
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Felony Forgiveness Legislation