Credible Messenger Justice Center
@CMJCenter
We are an interdisciplinary partnership bringing government, grassroots non-profit, and academic expertise to the credible messenger approach.
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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 Canary Impact Fund prize!
To apply: forms.gle/hDVFwzyJ2Wytkg…
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 The Sentencing Project: sentencingproject.org/reports/why-yo…
Hot off the presses! Important new research on the promise of credible messenger programming...
#TrustedRelationships Credible Messenger Justice Center
Grateful to have contributed to a new study from NYC Opportunity, conducted by @UrbanInstitute, highlighting the promise of credible messenger programming and the need to center lived experience in service delivery and policy making. #TrustedRelationships medium.com/nyc-opportunit…
Homeward NYC BRONX (@homewardnyc) supportive housing is now accepting applications.
For more information, please contact Mina Chauhan (Program Director) at:
📧 [email protected]
📞 917-801-4950 Ext 11.
'To meaningfully address mass incarceration, steps must be taken to counter the anti-Blackness that dominates the nation’s criminal legal system.'— Nicole D. Porter (she/her) in the July 2022 issue of Sojourners bit.ly/3ySlWnb
People in state prisons suffer disproportionately from asthma, hepatitis C, HIV, and substance use disorder.
Findings from Prison Policy Init. report:
prisonpolicy.org/reports/chroni…
Better policy solutions for justice impacted students means including their voices in the debate. The Education Trust’s #JusticeFellows program was started to do just that. Now recruiting for their 2nd cohort – check out the requirements & apply edtru.st/JusticeFellows…
From Al Jazeera PR: “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. aljazeera.com/program/fault-… #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 njjn.org/our-work/menta…
This week is #ChildrensWeek2022 . Learn more about just several of the many organizations and advocacy groups that urge Congress to make sure the needs of children and youth are included in our policies via First Focus on Children firstfocus.org/blog/childrens…