TMZ: Armani White Working With Bail Project After Recent Arrest Inspired Change - The Bail Project

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This feature from TMZ covers musician Armani White’s partnership with The Bail Project following a recent arrest after he danced on a concrete highway barrier while filming a music video – which triggered charges of second-degree disorderly conduct and traffic-related offenses. Speaking candidly at a Los Angeles listening party, White describes how the experience pushed him to think about people facing similar charges without his resources or platform, saying he wants to help those who “don’t have a hip hop career to ease the pain.” The piece highlights The Bail Project’s work providing free bail assistance and frames the collaboration as part of a broader effort to raise awareness about how minor legal issues can escalate when people are unable to secure release.

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Director of Communications and Publications

Jeremy Cherson

As the Director of Communications and Publications, Mr. Cherson directs the organization’s communications, earned media and public relations, internal communications, and publications strategies. With more than fifteen years of experience in criminal justice reform, community-based research, government operations, and research and project management, Mr. Cherson joined The Bail Project in 2020 as the Senior Policy Advisor, where he helped develop the organization’s policy team and oversaw several state and local-level advocacy campaigns. Before The Bail Project, Mr. Cherson served in several positions within the de Blasio administration at the New York City Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice, where his work included the development of the Mayor’s Action Plan for Neighborhood Safety, a citywide community safety intervention grounded in the principles of participatory justice and where he also led the DOJ-funded Smart Defense Initiative to improve the administration and oversight of New York City’s Assigned Counsel Plan. He received a B.S. in film and television from Boston University and an M.P.A. in public and nonprofit management and policy from New York University.