Oral history interview with Amy Singer,

Oral history interview with Amy Singer,

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In the first session, Amy Singer discusses her career prior to Phoenix House, which included working in a halfway house, the District Attorney's office, victims' services, the Governor's Office on Criminal Justice and Alternatives to Incarceration in Massachusetts, and a private found...

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Other Authors: Vanderscoff, Cameron (Interviewer)
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Singer, Amy, > 1951- > Interviews
New York (N.Y.) > Department of Correction.
Phoenix House (Organization)
Criminal justice, Administration of > Massachusetts
Drug addicts > Rehabilitation > United States
Drug control > United States > History > 20th century
Health insurance > United States
Imprisonment > United States
Marijuana > Law and legislation > United States
Methadone maintenance > United States > History > 20th century
Nonprofit organizations > Finance
Nonprofit organizations > Management
Substance abuse > Treatment
Therapeutic communities
Interviews
Oral histories (literary works)

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Columbia University

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Call Number: Phoenix House Foundation oral history collection Singer, A.

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