When did we lose our voice?
“When did we lose our voice? More importantly, when are we going to get it back?”
Read More“When did we lose our voice? More importantly, when are we going to get it back?”
Read More“Society criminalizes normal adolescent behaviours among racialized youth more than their White counterparts.”
Read More“Having a criminal record doesn’t just make it harder to find work; it also makes existing inequalities worse.”
Read More“We’re not asking the system to be kind, we’re demanding it follow its own rules while we heal from the harm it’s caused.”
Read More“Participants shared their experiences and strengthened their capacity to advocate.”
Read More“Systemic over-policing and harsh sentencing contribute to family disruption and intergenerational cycles of poverty and marginalization.”
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Read MoreBY: BRITTNEY CHANNER Through the recent history of crime, there has been a culture of remaining silent when a criminal
Read MoreBY: BRITTNEY CHANNER The great Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Without justice, there can be no peace. He who
Read MoreBY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Young people have unlimited potential to reshape today’s world into tomorrow’s possibilities. On Thursday, September 28th, the
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