Calling all formerly incarcerated leaders!
If you have a project or innovative idea and are looking for an initial investment, be sure to apply for the @canaryimpactfnd prize!
To apply: https://t.co/qoPwTEHULV
Building Credible Messenger Programs Immersions are back! CMJC was pleased to welcome community/system teams from Dover, DE, Hartford, CT & Philadelphia, PA in NYC for two-days of hands-on learning & information sharing -- the national learning network grows stronger each day.
Check out all of the upcoming training and event opportunities for the CMJC!
So many exciting topics led by Credible Messenger for Credible Messengers.
More info:
https://t.co/xe6ewmRkYF
Tomorrow: Join Credible Messengers throughout the country, sharing their transformative work and a presentation of the 2022 Credible Messenger Impact Awards where leaders will be recognized for the work that impacted communities & changed lives.
Info: https://t.co/Mrmcd6oagS
We can’t fight crime by locking up more of our kids. Incarceration damages young people’s physical and mental health, impedes their educational and career success, & often exposes them to abuse.
Read more from @SentencingProj: https://t.co/KacVoJ8bHr
About 65-70% of youth involved with the #youthjustice system have a disability. Check out this new report from @ncldorg to learn more, including policy recommendations to create safe and healthy environments where young people with disabilities can thrive: https://t.co/UMm59CuCYg
A new study by the @UrbanInstitute highlights the promise of credible messenger programming and the need to center lived experience in service delivery and policy making. https://t.co/6hvaWXUW7c 1/4
The study also highlights challenges in the field and presents recommendations, including a focus on improved career ladders for credible messengers and enhanced compensation commensurate with other human services professionals. Learn more here: https://t.co/6hvaWXDT5c 4/4
Grateful to have contributed to a new study from @NYCOpportunity, conducted by @UrbanInstitute, highlighting the promise of credible messenger programming and the need to center lived experience in service delivery and policy making. #TrustedRelationships https://t.co/GxQEb984mN
Calling all Credible Messengers!
We want our feed to embody the work happening everywhere!
If you have action shots of credible messengers doing dope work, please send us the photo, a brief caption of what the photo embodies, and the social media handles of the people to tag!
"To meaningfully address mass incarceration, steps must be taken to counter the anti-Blackness that dominates the nation’s criminal legal system."— @nicoleporter in the July 2022 issue of @Sojourners https://t.co/LB6lmLTyeZ
People in state prisons suffer disproportionately from asthma, hepatitis C, HIV, and substance use disorder.
Findings from @PrisonPolicy report:
https://t.co/0FkYyT2N9c
Better policy solutions for justice impacted students means including their voices in the debate. @EdTrust’s #JusticeFellows program was started to do just that. Now recruiting for their 2nd cohort – check out the requirements & apply https://t.co/A2WHiXNQTx
From @AlJazeera: “Even though Almeer Nance didn’t pull the trigger, he was convicted of felony murder and sentenced to a minimum of 51 years in prison.” He was 16 at the time of his sentencing. https://t.co/yJS2Izci9t #YouthJustice
What does your vision for true #MentalHealth investment for youth look like? Click the link and image below to see just one pathway from crisis to support from @NJJNetwork. #YouthJustice https://t.co/FXSreX4WSe
@PrisonPolicy finds that LGBTQ+ youth are overincarcerated and overrepresented in the youth legal system–often because they are forced into criminalized behaviors after fleeing abuse or a lack of acceptance at home. Read more: https://t.co/O1oMtRNGYA #pride