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"Reframing Crime Narratives," is a 10-part series about public safety by The TRiiBE, supported in part by an Illinois Humanities #EnvisioningJustice grant. Read the latest piece, explore previous installments, and keep up to date with the series: https://lnkd.in/gCEBzkNk

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Have you read our report on the Illinois Family Regulation System? Download the #IBAIReport titled: "Addressing Racial Disparities in the Illinois Family Regulation System," for a critical analysis of racial bias & actionable policy recommendations. Read and share the report to join the fight #EndFamilySeparation https://lnkd.in/gQuM_Utd #IBAIReport

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Check out the latest from Napa Legal Counsel Frank DeVito on a very important case affecting the religious identity of faith-based nonprofit organizations. https://lnkd.in/e_KDpZm2

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"Access to justice, fairness for all, and The Constitution are issues that speak to everyone." In episode two of the Oral History of IAJ podcast, Saffin Parrish-Sams reflects on the creation of Accountable Iowa, our grassroots initiative, and how it changed the political landscape for IAJ. Tune-in here: https://lnkd.in/g5VVTxGa

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Join us for INspire Her: Foundational Certificate in Advocacy, a collaborative initiative between the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana and Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. This program is designed to delve deep into the nexus of women's advocacy and philanthropy, empowering participants to drive positive change for women and girls. Throughout this one-month, online program, participants will engage in critical discussions, interactive activities, and case studies to deepen their understanding of key concepts and strategies in women's advocacy and philanthropy. Here's a glimpse of what to expect: - Session 1 (June 3rd): Understanding Philanthropy and Advocacy - Session 2 (June 5th): Leadership in Philanthropy and Advocacy - Session 3 (June 12th): Social Justice Philanthropy and Advocacy - Session 4 (June 17th): Philanthropy and Advocacy for Social Change - Session 5 (June 24th): Communications for Philanthropy and Advocacy Don't miss this opportunity to become a catalyst for meaningful change. Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/4cN2jAe

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This article highlights the unwavering commitment of Catholic schools in New York to their mission. Catholic schools in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin are dedicated to this same mission. Private religious school educators understand that nurturing a child goes beyond test scores, focusing on holistic development. Trusting parents plays a pivotal role in this process. Archbishop Hartmayer emphasizes the importance of Catholic education in shaping future leaders amidst conflicting influences. He acknowledges parents' sacrifices in providing this education, helping children navigate through uncertainties to find truth and clarity. Read more about the impactful mission of Catholic schools: https://lnkd.in/gWQin7qv #CatholicEducation #HolisticDevelopment #Leadership #WeSupportParents #SchoolChoice

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"It's really beautiful that as human beings we have this inherent capacity to heal through relationships and meaning-making." -Simon Goldberg Psychologist and contemplative researcher Simon Goldberg from the Center for Healthy Minds, University of Wisconsin–Madison sat down with the Mind & Life Institute to discuss meditation research, psychotherapy, AI and more! Listen to the full episode below ⬇ https://lnkd.in/eAua-TpX

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The Illinois Family Regulation System is failing Black families. ⚖️ Download IBAI's report, "Addressing Racial Disparities in the Illinois Family Regulation System," for a critical analysis of racial bias & actionable policy recommendations. Read and share the report to join the fight to #EndFamilySeparation https://lnkd.in/gQuM_Utd #IBAIReport

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Are you ready to watch the debate tonight? Before you do, listen to this quick advice from University of Michigan Law School professor Barb McQuade! This video is part of our new collaboration project with WGVU called The People's Guide! Visit: www.thepeoplesguide.org to learn more👏🏼

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What does it take to be a good library advocate? The Michigan Library Association defines advocacy as a wide range of activities conducted to influence decision-makers at the local, state and national levels. This definition intentionally includes not only traditional advocacy work like lobbying and public education, but also capacity building, relationship building, communication, and leadership development. There are 10 key points to a great library advocate: 1. Build Relationships 2. Know the Facts 3. Know the System 4. Design Your Campaign 5. State Your Case 6. Anticipate Questions and Opposition 7. Encourage Others to Advocate 8. Share Your Success Stories 9. Utilize the Media 10. Track Issues, Get Feedback, and Follow Up Through an online toolkit, following these ten steps, we hope to engage you as you set forth to increase public awareness of the importance, value and relevance of libraries and library services here in Michigan: https://lnkd.in/g3DTbf58

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In "A Case Study of the Ghana–SickKids Partnership," Sawdah Aryee, Stephanie de Young Karin Zekveld Irene Fankah, jane stuart-minaret, Charity Acheampong Bonnie Fleming-Carroll, RN(EC), MN, Cped(C), FCAN describe an effort to integrate Strengths-Based Nursing and Healthcare (SBNH) and SBNH Leadership into the development, implementation and evaluation of a postgraduate #pediatricnursing program in Ghana. In the evaluation of the program, three themes emerged related to #strengthsbasednursing: transformation of teaching and learning, impact on relationships with colleagues and impact on relationships with patients. Canadian Nurses Association The Hospital for Sick Children https://lnkd.in/d8nC9VEd

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⚖️ Today we celebrate #Juneteenth! What better day to acknowledge that #climatejustice is directly linked to #racialjustice? For too long, communities of color have faced environmental injustices, from toxic waste sites to limited access to healthcare. 🌟 But there is hope! The #environmentaljustice movement has made significant progress, from grassroots protests to federal funding and academic programs. We must continue to learn from our past, advocate for a better future, and demand change from our leaders. #SolutionsforPollution

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Attention educators, policymakers, and community members! The Illinois State Board of Education has taken a major stride toward enhancing literacy across all age groups. They have just released a Getting Started Toolkit to accompany the Illinois Comprehensive Literacy Plan. This toolkit serves as a launching pad, guiding you through the intricacies of the literacy plan with ease and clarity. Check it out now to start making a difference in literacy education! Let CLI help you with implementation! https://lnkd.in/g3xvFgPt #LiteracyPlan #EducationReform

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