At the end of each session youth reflect on the positives and negatives of the session, then they have the option to share out the things they liked (roses) and didn’t like (thorns). If within our control we immediately take action on any thorns they identify.
Our Justice Studio kids in Tampa started a lending library this week so they could all share their favorite books. We brought them checkout cards, card pockets, and a date stamp, but this is their own… https://t.co/RqLbflPVYL
@AfterShockComix we work w/ incarcerated youth in FL: superhero character development to help kids tell their stories. We have a pro comic book artist drawing characters that kids generate. Any chance you’d sponsor artists/writers to help? #juvenilejustice@NOMADartbus
@MarvelStudios we work w/ incarcerated youth...using superhero character development to help them tell their stories. We have a comic book artist drawing characters that youth generate. Any chance you’d sponsor artists/writers to help? #juvenilejustice
@DCComics we work w/ incarcerated youth...using superhero character development to help them tell their stories. We have a comic book artist drawing characters that youth generate. Any chance you’d sponsor artists/writers to help? #juvenilejustice
@Art4JusticeFund our Justice Studio program works w/ incarcerated youth in FL: superhero character development to help kids tell their stories. We have a comic book artist drawing characters that youth generate. Any chance you’d sponsor artists/writers to help? #juvenilejustice