Sherene Crawford, a former Manhattan ADA who most recently served in a leadership role at the Center for Court Innovation, will lead the newly christened Pathways for Public Safety Division. (Photo by David Handschuh/NYLJ)
One of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s promised changes to the DA’s office was an overhaul of the alternatives-to-incarceration program, which Bragg has described as a way to reduce recidivism while also helping people in need.
To lead the program, newly christened the Pathways for Public Safety Division, Bragg hired Sherene Crawford, a former Manhattan ADA who most recently served in a leadership role at the Center for Court Innovation.
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