Category Archives: critical urban education

Nov 8 2014 – BUFFALO, NY – Peace Without Incarceration WNY Peace Center Dinner
critical urban education / Juvenile Justice / Peace Studies / Prison Industrial Complex / Prisons, Torture, and Death Penalty / Save the Kids / Transformative Justice and Studies

Nov 8 2014 – BUFFALO, NY – Peace Without Incarceration WNY Peace Center Dinner

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The WNY Peace Center cordially invites you to our 47th annual fundraising dinner, happening at the Buffalo-Niagara Convention Center on Saturday, November 8, 2014. Our honored keynote speaker is Dr. Anthony J. Nocella II, Ph.D., who will give a presentation entitled “Peace Without Incarceration: Save The Kids.” The topic will address how the school and … Continue reading →

Nov 6 2014 – Syracuse Mini-Conference on Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline
Book Talk / critical urban education / Save the Kids / School to Prison Pipeline / Youth Justice

Nov 6 2014 – Syracuse Mini-Conference on Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline

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Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/653976664715104/ Syracuse Mini-Conference on Dismantling the School to Prison Pipeline November 6, 2014 6:00pm to 8:30pm South Side Innovation Center 2610 South Salina Street Syracuse, NY FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND MEDIA This Mini-Conference’s purpose is to education, provide alternatives, and give affective tactics and strategies to organize around dismantling … Continue reading →

anti-racism / Critical Criminology / Critical Race Theory / critical urban education / Juvenile Justice / Prison Industrial Complex / Prisons, Torture, and Death Penalty / Social Justice Education / Twin Cities Save the Kids / Youth Violence

Twin Cities STK Gets in the Spokesman-Recorder

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reposted from Spokesman-Recorder. Deconstructing the school-to-prison pipeline Volunteers seek alternatives to locking up kids By Jamal Denman Contributing Writer Save the Kids is an all-volunteer national organization that started in New York in 2009. Most of the people involved have been personally impacted by the criminal justice system through themselves or close friends or family … Continue reading →