A Report about Juvenile Arrests in Chicago, 2009 and 2010. Disposition of Juveniles Processed, 2009-2010. CPD District and Community Area Map. Police District and Community Area Names.

Direct action reading group and films series in New York City. We will continue our discussion from last week about permaculture as direct action. There will be a few different films to choose from on the topic. Readings from last week are below.

CHANCES DANCES - FUTURE TEA. At long last, our new full color catalogue of the. Features work from the citywide retrospective of the same name commemorating ten years of art and work by Chances organizers, community members, and Critical Fierceness grantees and finalists. We also want to take a .

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Information Activism and the Illinois Juvenile Justice System. Posted November 8, 2015 by chiyouthjustice. We are pleased to release the 3rd edition of our Arresting Justice report. Since 2011, we have published data about juvenile arrests. Today, we share juvenile arrest data from 2013 and 2014. Key Findings of the Report.

Georgia Tech Is Trying to Repress Activists. Following the murder of Scout Schultz by Georgia Tech Police, Atlanta universities have been cracking down on protesters and dissent on campus. Several people are facing aggressive prosecution for participating in protests, and students are being kicked out of school based only on the claims of the police. Cops in Masks Make Violent Arrest, Seize Property, Refuse to Identify Themselves.

Amplifying our everyday resistance to the prison industrial complex. The Everyday Abolition Abolition Everyday Project. Everyday Abolition Abolition Everyday is creating our first ZINE! Click here for more info or to submit! EA AE about our collective power and creativity.

My work focuses on ending violence, dismantling the prison industrial complex, transformative justice and supporting youth leadership development. After over 20 years of living and organizing in Chicago, I recently moved back to my hometown of New York City. I am the founder and director of Project NIA. Where I focused on grantmaking and program evaluation. Working as the prevention and education .

2016 was a year of transitions for us. Our founder and director Mariame Kaba moved back to her hometown of NYC after over 20 years of living and organizing Chicago. Most of the projects that we helped to catalyze and incubate over the years are now their own independent groups. Please continue to support and keep up with information about Circles and Ciphers. We invited artists to c.