There has been a trend in recent years. A trend fueled by a misunderstanding of the importance of the arts and trades along with an emphasis of needing a traditional college degree. An emphasis that the only way a young person would make it in the world would be through an office job that pays […]
THE TRADES ARE DYING…But The World Still Needs To Be Built! Read More »
The legal system has always engaged minorities more frequently. This article by the Sentencing Project provides a great look into how Diversion can help address these disparities, specifically within the juvenile justice system. https://www.sentencingproject.org/reports/diversion-a-hidden-key-to-combating-racial-and-ethnic-disparities-in-juvenile-justice/?emci=5a12f34f-bb66-ed11-ade6-14cb65342cd2&emdi=d25544f1-1c68-ed11-ade6-14cb65342cd2&ceid=10139098
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The Annie E. Casey Foundation took a look into the work being done with youth and the collaboration between the juvenile justice and workforce development sectors. Their findings provided positive insights into collaborations of these sectors and areas to continue to build upon. House-Raising has taken into account the key recommendations listed in this report
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