Youth Organizing

Community Creates History Wall of Logan

Community Creates History Wall of Logan

Kyra on front page

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On January 30, 2013, AFSC's Appalachian Center for Equality program celebrated Black History Month by discussing important events in Logan, West Virginia and creating a history wall to display those events. Photos: Beth Spence

HIPP @ Civitas Newsletter April 2010

HIPP @ Civitas Open House

hip at civitas students teaching active listening skills to peers

HIP @ Civitas Peace Advocates teach Active Listening skills at our Youth Violence Prevention Week open house 

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Committee Application

If interested in the being on the committee, please complete this BIOSketch form and return it to Mia Jones at mjones@afsc.org. Please add into the form, your time availability. 

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Youth Undoing Instituional Racism and Juvenile Justice

King County Juvenile Detention Center

King County Juvenile Detention Center

King County Juvenile Detention Center

The Community Justice Program and partners will conduct a Freedom School in the King County Juvenile Justice Center and Washington State Juvenile facilities annually. Youth Undoing Institutional Racism (YUIR) will also engage in a community organizing campaign linking racial disparities in education to the current over-incarceration of youth of color in King County, Washington.

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