A women-led (M/BE) community-based organization that implements a reentry road map to reducing recidivism in adults and preventing young people from entering the adult prison systemcommunity healing #freedomfamilyfinance
What a Week for American Education! This week, we’re calling on everyone—teachers, parents, students, and community leaders—to come together for the future of our youth. 📚✨ Let’s ask ourselves: • Are we truly listening to what students need? • Are we observing without judgment? • Are we advocating for better resources and support? The school-to-prison pipeline is a harsh reality, steering too many children toward incarceration instead of providing them with the safety, development, and opportunities they deserve. This is an injustice we must address. Mr. Delmont Player, a dedicated advocate for schools and youth communities, exemplifies how we can make a difference. With his expertise in interrupting gang and group influence, and as a father, he understands the power of presence and collaboration. He reminds us that partnerships with schools lead to healthier, more meaningful experiences for our kids. More relatable individuals that can appeal to Generation Z the more likely education can be received at their level of understanding. As we celebrate American Education Week (November 18-22, 2024), let’s remember: education is the foundation of change. Let’s raise awareness, stay connected, and support one another. Thank you to BPCS schools Connexions, Reginald F Lewis, Baltimore Leadership School for Young Ladies, Success Academy, Yo Baltimore and BCPS Engagement Office for assisting and teaming up with NsNs to bridge education gaps and community reentry and youth empowerment care! Together, we can empower our youth and create pathways to success, not prison. #AmericanEducationWeek #EmpowerYouth #SupportEducation #breakthepipeline
