Fostering love, accountability, collaboration, diversity, and leadership as we champion opportunity youth realizing their goals & aspirations @YouthBuildUSA.
So thrilled to be part of this powerful gathering on effective policies and practices around @YouthBuildUSA’s work to serve court involved youth. And grateful to the young people who brought their amazing thinking and wisdom to this convening! #BuildingBrighterFuturesTogether
Our second YouthBuild Mentoring Regional Training is in the books! With love as a foundation for transformation, we collaborated with #YouthBuild programs in Chicago to integrate the YouthBuild Mentoring model into their local culture. #YBMentoring
Much of what occurs within prisons remains a mystery to the general public, which often leads to a lack of public awareness about the injustices currently taking place within our prison system. #CANY works to lift this system out of the shadows.
On Thursday, Osborne announced a new partnership with @BPDAlerts to implement the Safeguarding Children of Arrested Parents Project. We thank @ATT and the WNY COVID-19 Community Response for supporting this project.
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MLK, 1967–We “must undergo a radical revolution of values. . . When machines,computers,profit motives,property rights are considered more important than people,the giant triplets of racism,extreme materialism & militarism are incapable of being conquered.” https://t.co/5kvjHUUyZ7
One of the worst aspects of the pandemic is that we cannot participate in our sacred and ancient grieving rituals when we need them most. To be physically close to those we love, to hug and cry and pray and hold each other, we can't process grief without it. And yet we have to.
“I know it’s hard for people to empathize with people who commit the kinds of crimes my brother has committed. But I also believe that in all walks of life, & in the relationships that we have, there is a level of forgiveness that we all should exercise." https://t.co/Wq1wQtli6V
TONIGHT!
Visit, Clear Vision: THERE IS NO THEM ONLY US, on view at US Eastern District Court
225 Cadman Plaza East, 2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201.
Created by @YoungNewYorkers,
Clear Vision explores the tension between the ways the world sees them and who they really are.
Today, the NY State Parole Board announced their decision to release Judy Clark. We commend their decision and the decision of Governor Andrew Cuomo to commute her sentence in 2016 to make her eligible for parole. Read our full statement, here: https://t.co/wCzNMPyiT3
We welcome the news that Judy Clark has been granted parole after nearly 40 years in prison! She will return to the community as a true asset who can further our state's expressed goal of a smaller, safer, and more just criminal justice system.
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Want to learn how to change our broken #cjsystem so that it works for ALL? We recommend #UntilWeReckon by @common_justice’s @daniellesered. This groundbreaking book that challenges our ideas of what criminal justice reform can be. Learn more here: https://t.co/9vPY8Yxuea
#JazmineHeadley is a symbol of strength before the @NYCCouncil today.
She is facing down the the trauma she experienced, to help us get answers and stop anything like this in the future.
We owe her our gratitude, and the city owes the apology Comm. Banks rightly gave today.
Working on trying to get the Warden at the Federal #MDC to accept emergency help and supplies from the City (shoutout to @nycoem they have been trying.)
Small positive steps are happening.
Shout out to the families, electeds & people in these streets
#dontstop#MDCBrooklyn
The heinous treatment of our friends and family members at MDC Brooklyn Detention Center is inhumane and must be stopped immediately. We will not rest until this is corrected. #REFORM#FightDifferent
“Heat is a human right”
“Occupy the streets until they get heat”
We’re rallying in support of the people being held without heat and hot water at MDC Brooklyn!
"If all victims are offered is locking someone up, then they’re going to oppose a release because that is all we’ve done for them. We must address the victim’s needs, and humanize everyone involved.” —Liz Gaynes