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Trinity Boston Foundation and Citizens for Juvenile Justice present
Juvenile Re-Entry Conference
Thursday, February 11, 2010
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Trinity Church, Copley Square
Join us for an afternoon detailing the needs of youth as they transition from confinement back into the community.
Keynote Speaker:
David Muhammad,
Chief of Committed Services,
D.C. Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services
Growing up in the inner city of Oakland, California, Mr. Muhammad overcame
several adversities including poverty, foster care, nearly dropping out
of school, and the juvenile justice system. Mr. Muhammad is now working
with field experts to restructure the D.C. juvenile justice system and make
it a model system for the country. He previously worked as the Executive
Director for The Mentoring Center in Oakland, CA, where he transformed it
into the premiere agency serving at-risk youth in the Bay Area.
Speaker:
Jane Tewksbury,
Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services
Panels:
Education and Vocational Training
Mental Health and the Trauma-Informed Approach
Building Community Connections
Price:
$15 for CFJJ Members or Trinity Boston Foundation partners
$20 for Non-Members
Payment accepted from all major credits cards via PayPal.
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