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Student idealism and political leadership together can do ‘big things’

CLOSE TO HOME: Judith Savage, Roger Williams University School of Law distinguished juris in residence, in 2015 organized a forum at RWU that focused on problems associated with mass incarceration, in an effort to localize what had become a growing national debate. / PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO
CLOSE TO HOME: Judith Savage, Roger Williams University School of Law distinguished juris in residence, in 2015 organized a forum at RWU that focused on problems associated with mass incarceration, in an effort to localize what had become a growing national debate. / PBN FILE PHOTO/­MICHAEL SALERNO

In 2015 Roger Williams University held a forum focused on problems associated with mass incarceration. The forum, organized by Judith Savage, RWU School of Law distinguished juris in residence, brought what at the time was a growing national debate on the subject to Rhode Island. Savage, a retired Superior Court associate justice, and students brought

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