Congratulations to our very own Tracy Goodman - 2023 @DCBarFoundation Jerrold Scoutt Prize awardee! Over the past 21 yrs, she built and expanded our #MedLeg w/ @ChildrensNatl@MarysCenter & @UnityHealthCare to help children & families overcome non-medical barriers to health.
In our 2022 Annual Report, you’ll read stories of children and families we worked with during critical moments in their lives -- and how we collaborated with partners across the District to create new, bold possibilities for the future. https://t.co/UzPsoTbwx9
Thank you to everyone who attended our #HelpingChildrenSoar Benefit last night! From all of our staff: We are so grateful for your commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of DC kids & families. Thank you for joining us in celebrating our community and progress!
Gun violence is reportedly happening at levels many cities have not seen in decades. But in response to these reports of rising gun violence, many city leaders are turning to “tough on crime” approaches. Here are 5 ways to reduce gun violence: https://t.co/dFbyTQncBR
Join us today at 2pm ET to hear about key strategies for reducing youth gun and group violence https://t.co/XLseAOq5Ew and read more about our recommendations:
https://t.co/eOVHCyQXkY
Since 2017, @OsborneNY's Harlem FamilyWorks has worked with families impacted by incarceration to build resiliency, provide supports & strengthen ties. Our latest blog takes a look at @urbaninstitute's assessment of the program so far: https://t.co/yLucnXUNNo
The @urbaninstitute recently conducted an evaluation of Osborne's Harlem FamilyWorks (HFW) program. We thank the Urban Institute for sharing HFW's staff and participant feedback.
Read the full report on their website: https://t.co/G5u3pZDrWX
@OsborneNY continuing its mission to serve families impacted by incarceration and the legal system through its Harlem FamilyWorks program. Excited to release new research with @jjoneskierra and @urbaninstitute https://t.co/eGq2UwpVix
Funding alert: @RWJF will award up to 35 grants to local nonprofits for using data to improve community conditions shaped by structural racism. Spread the word and register to apply by April 20. https://t.co/xnFArPXWD7
📢Deadline extended! Microsoft JRI Catalyst Grant applications now due February 25 at 8pm ET. Resources and more details on how to apply at https://t.co/H8j4hJx5Em.
Funding opportunity for local nonprofit organizations looking to help reduce racial and ethnic disparities in the justice system. Applications due February 18 @ 8pm ET.
.@Microsoft’s Justice Reform Initiative & @UrbanInstitute are funding another round of Catalyst Grantees!
If you’re a nonprofit working on front-end justice reform with data + tech, check out the request for proposals. https://t.co/2bAfyUwpPQ
In partnership with @OJPNIJ, @OJPOJJDP, & experts in the field, @UrbanInstitute is excited to release a series of publications on effectively implementing youth gun and group violence reduction strategies. https://t.co/9Wc9haXwnB
Looking forward to partnering with local organizations to use data and technology to advance racial equity in the justice system. Check out the RFP and more information here: https://t.co/3sxbRlavo6
A great example of cross-agency collaboration that served children impacted by substance use disorder in Warren County, Ohio. (Also proud of this work happening in my home state!) New report with @Nell_Godellas.
https://t.co/TV10esiqk9
It was great presenting with @RubiconPrograms at the @inccip conference on our evaluation of the FACT parenting program! Check out our full report for more findings: https://t.co/AW382Dqm2h
Exciting new insights on how parents' perceptions changed after receiving parenting, relationship, and economic stability services from @RubiconPrograms@bryceepeterson@PaigeSThompson https://t.co/oFH6Xlowbz
Listen to the Judge AW Center's powerful podcast about the impact of incarceration on children and families https://t.co/iPSkQ9KIvo The Center works tirelessly to put an end to mass incarceration and promote racial equality.