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April 20, 2010 | Chicago Public Radio: Why is There a Divide in Juvenile Justice? by Linda Paul, Chicago Public Radio
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Booking Officer John Doleman from Ventura County
Booking Officer John Doleman tells us what its like to work with the Burns Institute
Community Justice Network for Youth (CJNY) National Conference Dec. 4-6!
CJNY hosted the Juvenile Justice Peoples Movement Assembly at the U.S. Social Forum, where organizers came up with resolutions for the movement to Stop the Rail to Jail
CJNY Stopping The Rail to Jail Video
CJNY mini documentary about the impact of the juvenile justice system on young people. The piece also highlights key community organizations working on this issue.
Working for Justice DVD Screening
August 2nd, 2010
August 2nd, 2010
On June 15 we held an event exploring how we can transform the juvenile justice system: "There is a Better Way: Ending Our Addiction to Incarceration."
James Bell Speaks on MLT Leadership Panel: Driving Social Impact as an Emerging Leader
April 21st, 2010
April 21st, 2010
James Bell speaks about founding a new organization and selecting the right Board of Directors
Blog
Becoming Steve Jobs
by Anna Wong
by Anna Wong
When Steve Jobs passed away, I was admittedly surprised by the public outpour surrounding his death. Not only from people who knew him personally, but also from my friends, who told me how much his life influenced theirs. “My iPhone is the first thing I pick up in the morning and the last thing I touch before I go to bed,” they declared.
Justice: In Need of Overdraft Protection
by James Bell
January 17th, 2011
by James Bell
January 17th, 2011
Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday comes at a particularly interesting time this year, as recent events bring the administration of justice into sharp focus. Dr. King, in his legendary I Have A Dream Speech, stated that the nation's failure to provide civil rights to its Black citizens was a moral breach of contract.















