Here’s How People Are Reacting To Roy Oliver Being Found Guilty Of Jordan Edwards’ Murder
It’s not every day a police officer is found guilty of murder, especially when it comes to a white officer shooting an unarmed, black teen.
Juvenile Justice
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Hard-Working Dreamer Jahnae Patterson, 17, Among 4 Killed in Chicago Shootings
Jahnae Patterson, age 17, was one of 11 who lost their lives in a violent weekend in Chicago. She dreamed of becoming a lawyer.
Back Of The Class: School Discipline In The Age of #MeToo
Back Of The Class is a 5-part Youth Radio investigation into how K-12 schools punish sexual harassment and who gets hurt.
Community Calls for Justice for Black Bay Area Teen Killed at BART Station
Nia Wilson was a “beautiful sweet person” who loved fashion and makeup.
5 Horrors Migrant Children are Facing in U.S. Detention
Children who haven’t been convicted of any crime are being subjected to prison-like conditions in the U.S., where they were seeking a better life.
Paul Manafort On House Arrest
Yeah, ankle monitors are no fun. But if hundreds of teens can put up with them, we’re sure Paul Manafort will manage.
A Second Chance For Juvenile Offenders?
After two Supreme Court decisions, states must re-sentence juvenile lifers, giving them the possibility of parole and freedom. We asked a lawyer to help us understand what it all means.
Exclusive Interview with Crown Heights Actor and Producer Nnamdi Asomugha
We sat down with former NFL player, now actor Nnamdi Asomugha, to discuss his new movie Crown Heights, releasing August 18th 2017.
Should System-Engaged Youth Have “Reasonable Access” To The Internet?
Even in the foster care system, there is nothing in writing that gives youth rights to access technology of any kind.