Osborne Association
Allison Hollihan, LMHC, is a Senior Policy Manager at The Osborne Association, leading the Osborne Center for Justice Across Generations since February 2012, focusing on the needs of children with incarcerated parents through the New York Initiative for Children of Incarcerated Parents (NYCIP). Prior roles include Program Manager for the NY Initiative for Children of Incarcerated Parents and Televisiting at the Center for New York City Affairs, and Research Assistant at Children's Home + Aid Society of Illinois. With a background in foster care management, Allison has held positions as a Foster Care Supervisor and Foster Care Case Manager at Ask 4. Educational qualifications include an M.S. in Social Urban Policy Analysis from Milano, The New School for Management and Urban Policy, an M.Ed. in Psychology in Education, and a B.S. in Psychology, both from the University of Pittsburgh.
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Osborne Association
Osborne is committed to transforming lives, communities, and the criminal justice system through: - Direct services and programs in five community sites—in the Bronx (our headquarters), Brooklyn, Buffalo, Manhattan, and Newburgh—and more than 30 prisons and jails, designed and proven to transform individuals, families, and communities. - Policy advocacy, training, technical assistance, and testing new approaches through the Osborne Center for Justice Across Generations (OCJAG), and our coalitions and partnerships, designed to transform the criminal justice system. In 2019, we adopted the following core values, which were composed through a collaborative process involving staff at all levels of the organization: 1. We honor everyone’s capacity to change. 2. We celebrate our shared humanity. 3. We are united in our pursuit of justice and equity. 4. We keep our word. 5. We are unstoppable.