A push to remove police from within schools is among the hot button issues in this season of nationwide protest. But in Florida, an inconsistent assortment of local policies determine whether a child can be arrested for misbehaving in school, the … [Read more...]
Titan Tribune Reprints
The following articles are reprinted from the Titan Tribune, a newspaper written by students from the Miami Youth Academy, which is a commitment facility for teenage boys. The newspaper is part of a journalism class run by Exchange for … [Read more...]
Student, teachers demand police out of LA schools
A group of students and teachers staged a protest at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, demanding more funding and removal of police in Los Angeles schools, the Los Angeles Sentinel reports. Equal learning opportunities, racial equality and … [Read more...]
Response about COVID-19 by MYA students: Impact of coronavirus can’t be underestimated
The following articles are reprinted from the Titan Tribune, a newspaper written by students from the Miami Youth Academy, which is a commitment facility for teenage boys.The newspaper is part of a journalism class run by Exchange for Change, a Miami … [Read more...]
RESOURCES: The Walls to Bridges Project is Free and open to all incarcerated persons
Walls To Bridges Project Parents, Grandparents, Godparents, Siblings, Uncles & Aunts Whatever your relationship, we’re here to help you stay connected to your family during this time. We’ll mail the child (any age up to 18) an age- … [Read more...]
Exchange class with University of Miami opens our eyes and creates mix of emotions
The following articles are reprinted from the Titan Tribune, a newspaper written by students from the Miami Youth Academy, which is a commitment facility for teenage boys. The newspaper is part of a journalism class run by Exchange for Change, a … [Read more...]
Prison University Project contributes to well-being of the incarcerated
Youth Coaches Told Why They Are So Important
A team of prisoners met with youth coaches from the San Francisco Bay Area in San Quentin’s Protestant Chapel on Feb. 28. They talked about young people’s understanding of masculinity and the role coaches play in their lives. Coaching4Life aims to … [Read more...]
Bay Area Teachers Gain New Insights
On an early Wednesday morning, a green bus with silver trim rolled into California’s oldest prison. Prisoners filed out to begin serving time. Later that same day at the same institution, educators and school supervisors from outside the prison … [Read more...]
Advocates in Oakland push to end LWOP
Participants gather after the event for a photo California has an estimated 5,000 people serving life without parole (LWOP), and their plight is almost never discussed—especially the way the sentence affects female prisoners. A campaign to … [Read more...]
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