As New York City’s probation commissioner since 2010, Vincent Schiraldi, 53, heads a department that is charged with giving New Yorkers who get into trouble with the law an opportunity to leave the criminal justice system and to reconnect with their families and communities. He is, in the words of a December 2009 Washington Post editorial, “inherently a reformer.”
Vincent Schiraldi
A native New Yorker with a master’s degree in social work, Schiraldi has written numerous articles advocating alternatives to incarceration. He established and ran think tanks and worked closely with organizations dedicated to reducing society’s reliance on imprisonment as a solution to social problems.
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