Black and Latino youth represent 90% of youth arrests.

For juveniles on the margin of incarceration, detention leads to an increase in adult incarceration

-LA County report, Youth Justice Reimagined. 2019

70 to 80 percent of youth coming out of juvenile incarceration are rearrested within 2-3 years

-Maltreatment of Youth in U.S. Juvenile Corrections Facilities.Casey Foundation. 2015

CHANGE IS NEEDED

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YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

RESOURCES & ADVOCACY

YouthAtRiskInfo.com

List of Organizations
Coming with Film Release

YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

RESOURCES & ADVOCACY

YouthAtRiskInfo.com

Empowering and transforming the lives of foster care and at-risk teen girls.

Provides life skills, criminal justice education, and activities for youth in neglected environments.

Transforming the lives of urban Youth.

Supports organizations with arts programming to transform the juvenile justice system.

High school, transformative justice and community intervention/peacebuilding.

Provides youth a cultural, informational and educational path to individual greatness.

Mentoring at-promise youth to be better students, better people and better leaders.

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https://kitsinc.org/https://kitsinc.org/

LOCAL RESOURCES IN OTHER STATES

TULSA, OKLAHOMA

A Year to Life Screened at Greenwood Film Festival on August 2.

Providing teens life skills and relationships needed to pursue a prosperous future

Becoming a father to the fatherless, the Reed Community Foundation changes lives and creates future leaders by showing love, teaching life skills, and building healthy minds and bodies

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Short Film available for future community screenings