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Written by Stephen on May 29, 2014
Our Past, Our Futures, a reporting workshop, 5-19-14
Years ago an Israeli novelist taught me a lasting lesson about memory. Why, I had wondered, was childhood so important in his work? He stared intensely at me. I was taken back. “It’s because we are all monsters. As we rush forward, our heads are turned backwards,” he explained. Ever since, I’ve understood that you […]
Written by Stephen on May 16, 2014
The Other Numbers On Juvenile Crime
After figuring out how to find police records online – we reach for the stats on murders, and other crimes that stain Chicago. And we use them to tell us what’s happening. Is crime up, or down, or stuck in Chicago? Hire defense lawyers located in Seattle area for crime related problems But other numbers matter […]
Written by Stephen on April 14, 2014
Starting clean: Justice and Juvenile Crime, news forum, April 17
Say a kid gets picked up, but never charged. What happens? That event sits on their police record forever. Of if they committed a crime, their record becomes a stain that can negate the chances of starting anew years later. In case it becomes a case, people can get it solved by The Accident Network Law […]
Written by Stephen on April 7, 2014
Justice that Heals, Not Harms
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Written by Stephen on March 25, 2014
Juveniles, Justice and Violence
Sadly, we know well the gospel of violence in Chicago. Guns kill, maim and cripple us physically and emotionally. And the world knows this too about Chicago. That’s because violence has marked us as the mayhem has grown these last few years. Consider the current CNN documentary on Chicagoland, which wraps around our mayhem. But […]
Written by Stephen on March 11, 2014
Working To Survive: low wage workers’ lament
By Dominique Jackson Myrla Baldonado knows that her job is important for the families she serves. She cares for their children. Cleans their houses. Cooks their meals. But that is not how her employers see her. “We are viewed as unimportant and invaluable,” said Domestic Worker Organizer, Myrla Baldonado. Domestic Workers are fighting for […]
Written by Stephen on March 3, 2014