This week we focus on school policing reform with Tiffany Sizemore, Candidate for Court of Common Pleas, and Ghadah Makoshi, Community Advocate with the ACLU of Pennsylvania.
These two juvenile justice reform advocates will discuss much-needed reforms to how our children enter the courts and to how they are treated once in the system, along with the racial inequities that exist as a result of these broken systems.
This discussion could not be more timely as the PA Juvenile Justice Task Force is holding a meeting on April 14, 2021, for comments from the public regarding its recommendations for reform.
Real Talk on Our Courts
This episode is part 2 of an 8-part series. Check out the full list below:
- Why are there So Many People in Our Jail? featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor and Giuseppe Rosselli
- The Police, District Attorney, and Our Courts featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor, Lisa Middleman, and Laura Perkins
- Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Our Courts featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor, Nicola Henry-Taylor, and Tim Grealish
- Kids in Our Courts featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor, Tiffany Sizemore, and Ghadah Makoshi
- Why Should We Care About Family Division? featuring Judge Elliot C. Howsie, Sabrina Korbel, and Alyssa Cowan
- Restorative Justice and Post-Trial Relief featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor, Zeke Rediker, and Richard Garland
- Landlords, Tenants, and Our Courts featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor, Judge Mik Pappas, Prof. Jerry Dickinson, and Daniel Vitek
- Fines, Fees, and Our Courts featuring Hilary Wheatley Taylor, Chelsa Wagner, and Wrenna Watson
