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CURYJ co-founder Michael Muscadine featured in Here to Lead California
Let Me Keep Going: Life After Youth Incarceration by Xochtil Larios Feautured on Youth Radio and KQED
Oakland North story on CURYJ support of the Glenn Dyer Prison hunger strike
Published Media
July 2019
WHAT HAPPENS TO INCARCERATED YOUTH WHEN A JUVENILE HALL CLOSES? – Youth Radio
June 2019
San Francisco Vote Seeks to End Youth Incarceration – Next City
April 2019
Youth and SF Board majority back Shamann Walton’s proposal to close Juvenile Hall because ‘all you learn is how to survive in prison’ – San Francisco Bay View
YOUTH TO POWER: Kids Need Community, Not Distant Prisons – A Youth Perspective On SB284 – Witness LA
Tales of Two Cities: Locked Up – Oakland North
Family seeks justice for slain Indigenous mother – El Tecolote
Dream Beyond Bars report offers a new way to study the effects of youth incarceration – SFGate
Dream Beyond Bars report offers a new way to study the effects of youth incarceration – Oakland North
March 2019
Researchers Draw on Life Experience to Address Youth Incarceration – Next City
LET ME KEEP GOING: LIFE AFTER YOUTH INCARCERATION – KQED
February 2019
Hard Knock Radio – KPFA
Estudiantes de preparatoria de Oakland se manifestaron en apoyo a sus maestros – Univision
January 2019
Newark woman’s murder conviction overturned; she’ll be released because of new law – East Bay Times
Proposed Changes to Juvenile Justice System Generate Praise, Skepticism – California Health Report
November 2018
The American Public Health Association Declares Police Violence a Public Health Issue – Filter Magazine
Running for freedom: San Quentin 1,000 Mile Club set for 12th marathon – Marin Independent Journal
September 2018
California lawmakers continue shift from mass incarceration – Santa Cruz Sentinel
August 2018
Hundreds dead, no one charged: the uphill battle against Los Angeles police killings – The Guardian
Legislators Put Police Use-Of-Force Bill On Hold Until Next Year – Witness LA
Bills addressing police misconduct face decisive votes in California legislature – People’s World
Bid to open California’s secret police misconduct files takes major step forward – Los Angeles Times
Law Enforcement Pushes To Preserve California Use Of Force Standard – CBS
June 2018
Landmark California Bill Will Save Lives and Bring Accountability to Policing – Davis Vanguard
The Pacifica Evening News, Weekdays
May 2018
CBS Folsom Mama’s Day Radio Segment
CBS Reclaiming Cinco de Mayo Radio Segment #2
CBS Reclaiming Cinco de Mayo Radio Segment #1
April 2018
#MeToo: Helping Victims Cope With Sexual Harassment– Psychology Advisor
California’s fight against police violence – AXIOS
November 2017
‘Power of Good’ Podcast Episode 16:
October 2017
Nearly one third of Glenn Dyer prisoners wrap up hunger strike
July 2017
Sanctuary Cities Ain’t New: Learning From the Organizing Power of Oakland Youth
June 2017
Empowering Youth, Disrupting Cycles of Violence
May 2015
La Cultura Cura Cafe Opening Adds Flavor to San Antonio District
February 2015
East Oakland Block Party Interview with George Galvis of CURYJ
November 2014
Oakland Residents Celebrate The Indigenous Roots Of Restorative Justice
May 2014
January 2014
Crime Victim Compensation Policies Leave Too Many Behind
September 2013
2013 The California Wellness peace award winner: George Galvis
July 2013
Transformative Love & Conditions of the Concrete: A Reflection on the Martin/Zimmerman Verdict
June 2013
‘Hood Reporters: Unlocking the Power of Photos to Engage Youth in Building Healthier Communities
May 2013
One Hundred Formerly Incarcerated Gather at State Capitol
Brave Experiment at a California Boys Ranch Pays Off
April 2013
Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
January 2013
February 2012
Occupy 4 Prisoners hits San Quentin
August 2012
Can a new crop of Oakland cops help build community trust?
June 2012
Youth push for “bill of rights” at the Capitol
The Fight Over Gang Injunctions
Students from across California Hold Student & Youth Bill of Rights Rally
July 2012
The capitalist roots of the school-to-prison pipeline
February 2012
Judge OKs Fruitvale Gang Injunction
EDITORIAL • Stop the School-to-Prison Pipeline
September 2011
Today’s Love: Oaklanders Facing Gang Injunctions Paint Mural of Their Stories
August 2011
PDF co-sponsors Kingian Nonviolence Trainings
New outdoor mural in Fruitvale inspired by gang injunction defendants
July 2011
Oakland Mayor and Gang Policy Mix Uneasily
May 2011
Dallas : Research for Gang Injunctions to start being implemented in Dallas
Oakland to consider ending gang injunctions
March 2011
January 2011
Gang injunction opponents protest in anticipation of judge’s decision
Judge waits on conflict of interest decision in Fruitvale gang injunction
Opponents of gang injunction rally in front of Oakland City Hall
Quan Says Gang Injunctions Have Only Had ‘Mixed Results’
Is Realignment a Model for Reform?
June 2010
Gangs in Indian Country – Continuing the Conversation
October 2010
Demonstrators protest Oakland gang injunctions
December 2010
New Oakland-Based Organization to Promote Restorative Justice, Defend Human Rights
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AB 915: Youth Community Incentives Act
Oakland Gang Injunctions: Gentrification or Public Safety?
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