Category: Resources
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The Trespass Project Receives Share of $250K Grant
We are proud to publicly announce our $11,575 investment share from The Skillman Foundation’s $250,000 President’s Youth Council initiative, joining a select cohort of 30 groundbreaking organizations that are redesigning the world we leave for our children.
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Cayden Brown Urges Juvenile Justice Reform Before Thousands in the Nation’s Capital
Last week, The Trespass Project took a message to the capital of the United States—again.
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Trespass Project CEO Cayden Brown Returns to the Courtroom with ABC News
Cayden Brown returns to the courtroom where his journey began, sharing an exclusive look into his work with ABC’s Channel 7 News.
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Cayden Brown Addresses Child Rights at the United Nations
At just 17, Brown was selected as the youngest of five youth peace panelists from around the world to address UNSCR 2250.
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The Story of Sonya Massey
Sonya Massey called 911 for help. When two Sangamon County sheriff’s deputies arrived, a series of events led to her very avoidable death.
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President Biden Dropped Out of 2024 Race. What Does This Mean?
The United States is currently experiencing one of the most tumultuous cycles in its history. President Joe Biden has decided to drop out of the 2024 presidential race and not seek reelection. But what does this mean?
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What Now? Voting After Trump’s Conviction
After Donald Trump’s conviction on 34 counts of fraud and falsified business reports, people nationwide celebrated. But when a presidential candidate is potentially being sentenced to prison, how does that affect the coming election?
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Columbia Students Protest for Palestine: What Really Happened.
Students at Columbia University protest in solidarity with Palestine and are met with harsh backlash and villainization in the media. This is their story.
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This Teenager Was Denied His Meds in Juvie, Now He’s Dead
His name was Romeo Calhoun, and his 17-year-old life came to a heart-wrenching end within a St. Charles County juvenile detention center.
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APA Urges Prohibition of Punitive Isolation for Youths in Juvenile Justice Settings
In a pivotal move, the American Psychological Association (APA) has called for an end to solitary confinement of youths in juvenile justice settings, echoing extensive research highlighting its damaging impact on mental health and development.