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Coming Together for Justice: Kim McGill
Organizer Kim McGill of the Youth Justice Coalition shares her thoughts on the importance and challenges of “freedom fighter” work at Education Anew: Shifting Justice 2016.
Coming Together for Justice: Liz Ryan
Liz Ryan of Youth First Initiative talks about the injustices of youth prisons as a catalyst for why they should be abolished at Education Anew: Shifting Justice 2016.
I Choose Love To Build A Stronger Movement
“I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Over the past few months, I have tried to … Read More >
Coming Together for Justice: Tavon Bridges
Youth organizer Tavon Bridges of Youth Organizing Institute shares his thoughts on organizing strategies and his dreams for a just world at Education Anew: Shifting Justice 2016.
Education Anew: Shifting Justice – Coming Together for Justice: Allison Brown & Leticia Peguero
Allison Brown of the Communities for Just Schools Fund and Leticia Peguero of the Andrus Family Fund share their thoughts on youth justice during Education Anew: Shifting Justice on November … Read More >
Education Anew: Shifting Justice 2016 Trailer
On November 4-6, 2016 hundreds of advocates, funders, organizers and youth gathered in Memphis, TN for one purpose: Shifting Justice. This is the trailer for Education Anew: Shifting Justice 2016.
Out Of The Margins Podcast: Realizing Youth Justice
In today’s podcast, we hear from Liz Ryan of Youth First about her advocacy work to close youth prisons and realize justice for America’s incarcerated children. Click the play button … Read More >
Out Of The Margins Podcast, Episode 2: Education Justice is Racial Justice
Today’s podcast features Allison Brown, “peaceful warrior” and Executive Director of the Communities for Just Schools Fund. Listen as she unpacks the injustices that disproportionately impact children of color in our schools … Read More >