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We believe attorneys are uniquely poised to develop programs and offer assistance to Ohioans with unmet legal needs.
We believe our democracy works better when people understand the law.
We believe everyone deserves fair and equal access to justice.
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Learn more about the Center for Holocaust and Humanity in Cincinnati. The Center for Holocaust and Humanity was awarded $10,000 through the OSBF's Racial Justice Initiative for their Case Study for Law Enforcement: Building Community Through the Lessons of the Holocaust project.
Using the history of the Holocaust and Nazification of law enforcement as a case study, law enforcement professionals came together to explore the topic of groupthink, analyze the role of law enforcement in history and its importance in modern-day community building and policing practices, and examine their own conscious and implicit biases.
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