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Jason Renaud

Articles by Jason Renaud

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    Opinion | History of Portland’s Homeless Alcohol and Drug Intervention Network

    A carceral response to public inebriates — once narrowly focused on low-income people downtown — caused people to search for a better way, fueling the creation of HADIN
    By
    Jason Renaud
    July 6, 2022
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    Illustration of falling person

    Has Portland reduced police force against people with mental illness? Hardly

    COMMENTARY | The DOJ settlement resulted in training, but that wasn’t the solution we needed
    By
    Jason Renaud
    December 20, 2019
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    John Elifritz memorial

    People in crisis, with mental illness need sanctuary

    COMMENTARY | We should be turning away from ineffective and often deadly responses that place people in unfit institutions, such as jail or hospitals
    By
    Meredith Mathis Jason Renaud
    April 27, 2018
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    Donald Trump illustration

    Yes, Trump might have a mental illness – but that's irrelevant

    COMMENTARY | The stigmatizing language undermines real talk about mental health; Trump's problem is bad judgment
    By
    Meredith Mathis Jason Renaud
    October 13, 2017
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    Portland police, DOJ settlement fails on multiple fronts

    August 7, 2014

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