New York, NY, US • https://www.gatheringforjustice.org/
To build a national movement to end child incarceration and to correct and replace the societal and institutional pillars that enliven mass incarceration with viable community solutions. These solutions include building programs that deter young people from entering the juvenile detention system. The programs include leadership development, 'know your rights' training and de-escalation skills training. The organization also works with children inside detention centers and prisons to lower recidivism by finding more re-entry services (job training, mentorship, etc.) for recently released youth from detention.
United States
National
Advocacy and Policy Human Rights North America Criminal Justice Children and Youth Democracy Organizing and Activism
2015
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47-2966777
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$1,134,678
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$488,498
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United States
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Advocacy and Policy Human Rights North America Criminal Justice Children and Youth Democracy Organizing and Activism
2015
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47-2966777
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$1,134,678
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$1,688,937
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$488,498
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