Kelly Logan is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker who brings a wealth of lived experience and expertise to her role as a Commissioner with the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. Appointed by Supervisor Janice Hahn from the 4th district, Kelly plays a pivotal...
Kelly Logan is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker who brings a wealth of lived experience and expertise to her role as a Commissioner with the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. Appointed by Supervisor Janice Hahn from the 4th district, Kelly plays a pivotal role in the Gender Responsive Advisory Committee (GRAC), where she focuses on advocating for transformative change within the criminal justice system. Her commitment to dismantling the prison industrial complex is evident in her work, which emphasizes the need for gender-responsive programming within the Sheriff’s existing Century Regional Detention Facility (CRDF) and the design of a new women’s detention facility.
In her capacity as a Commissioner, Kelly leverages her skills in program management and dual diagnosis to address the unique needs of women in the criminal justice system. She is actively involved in key projects that aim to create a more equitable and rehabilitative environment for incarcerated women, ensuring that their experiences and challenges are at the forefront of policy discussions. Her expertise in criminal justice reform is complemented by her ability to communicate effectively, whether through lecturing or utilizing tools like Microsoft Office and PowerPoint to present compelling data and insights.
Kelly's advocacy is not just theoretical; it is rooted in her personal experiences and a deep understanding of the systemic issues at play. Her work with GRAC is a testament to her passion for social justice and her unwavering commitment to fostering a more humane and just system for all individuals affected by incarceration. Through her efforts, she aims to inspire change that not only addresses immediate needs but also promotes long-term solutions for women in the criminal justice system.
