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Working with girls and young women who have been drawn into the criminal justice system comes with a set of unique challenges. In a criminal justice system dominated by and …
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Trafficking is one of the most insidious and common threats faced by at-risk girls. It is an issue that spans the globe and has recently attracted media attention, particularly the …
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Artist, activist, and photographer Richard Ross sat down with Assistant District Attorney Kasie Lee and social worker Michelle De Young to talk about Ross' Juvenile-in-Justice project, new legal approaches to helping sexually exploited girls, and a day in the life of a social worker. This panel was moderated by Patricia Lee, Managing Attorney for the …
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Date: January 28, 2021. An in-depth discussion on how girls in conflict with the law in Guangdong and Hong Kong are treated.
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Date: January 15, 2021. Explore alternatives to locking children up in this panel which looks to innovative solutions to help youth in conflict with the law transition out of justice systems.
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Date: January 14, 2021. Leading experts on juvenile justice discuss the treatment of justice-involved young women in different parts of the world.
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Date: December 14, 2020. Explore the unique challenges and vulnerabilities faced by girls in East Africa, South Africa, and the MENA region.
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In this fascinating and in-depth webinar, Drs. Gena Castro-Rodriguez and Elizabeth Cauffman presented on trauma and other risk factors that lead girls to delinquency in a panel moderated by Symposium partner Patricia Lee of the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office. Dr. Castro-Rodriguez, of the Victim Services Division of the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, spoke …
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