Justice Reform Partnership

The recording of our September Talk Justice Tuesday has been posted to our YouTube Channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dADf0cMZ4BU

Building on the Reentry Town Hall held in Savannah this July, this Talk Justice Tuesday continues the conversation about reentry across the region, what people are experiencing, where gaps remain, and what meaningful reform can look like.

Hosted by Deep Center and the Justice Reform Partnership Southeast Georgia Chapter, this conversation was led by directly impacted leaders and advocates working across the region. Together, they explore the challenges communities are facing, how local leaders and organizations are responding, and the policy and community-driven solutions needed to create stronger pathways home.

Talk Justice Tuesday September 8 2026 - Reentry Reform in Coastal Georgia Returning home should mean a real opportunity to rebuild, but for m...

The recording of our special Reentry Awareness Month Talk Justice Tuesday has been posted to our YouTube Channel.

End Mass Incarceration GA Network and NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. host a critical conversation on how punitive school policies, over-policing, and systemic inequities criminalize youth and contribute to the school-to-prison pipeline. We examine how these practices limit opportunities and impact young people, particularly Black, Brown, disabled, and low-income students, and discuss how communities, educators, advocates, policymakers, parents, and directly impacted individuals can work together to protect and support young people rather than criminalize them.

Talk Justice Tuesday July 14 2026 - Stolen Futures: The Cost of Criminalizing Our Children Join us during Reentry Awareness Month for a critical conversation ...

Tonight at 6pm EST on Zoom with NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. & End Mass Incarceration GA Network. Join the call to hear critical perspectives on how suspensions, expulsions, school arrests, and biased disciplinary practices disproportionately impact Black, Brown, disabled, and low-income students—ultimately stealing futures and limiting opportunities long before adulthood. This webinar calls on communities, educators, advocates, policymakers, parents, and justice-impacted individuals to work collectively toward protecting children instead of criminalizing them.

Get the zoom link at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iwtGsr20TQ2oF_NUKfKRNw #/registration

We look forward to having you join us and our coalition partners End Mass Incarceration GA Network and NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. for "Stolen Futures: The Cost of Criminalizing Our Children (A School to Prison Pipeline Conversation)", a powerful and timely webinar that will examine how punitive school policies, over-policing in schools, exclusionary discipline practices, and systemic inequities continue to criminalize children and push vulnerable youth into the juvenile and criminal legal systems.

Get the zoom link at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iwtGsr20TQ2oF_NUKfKRNw #/registration

Please join us on Tuesday, July 14th at 6pm EST for "Stolen Futures: The Cost of Criminalizing Our Children (A School to Prison Pipeline Conversation)", a powerful and timely webinar that will explore the direct connection between the school-to-prison pipeline, the prison industrial complex, and mass incarceration while uplifting the urgent need for trauma-informed interventions, restorative justice practices, educational equity, and community-based solutions.

Participants will hear critical perspectives on how suspensions, expulsions, school arrests, and biased disciplinary practices disproportionately impact Black, Brown, disabled, and low-income students—ultimately stealing futures and limiting opportunities long before adulthood. This webinar calls on communities, educators, advocates, policymakers, parents, and justice-impacted individuals to work collectively toward protecting children instead of criminalizing them.

Get the zoom link at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iwtGsr20TQ2oF_NUKfKRNw #/registration

Please join us and our coalition partners NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. and the End Mass Incarceration GA Network on Tuesday, July 14th at 6pm EST for "Stolen Futures: The Cost of Criminalizing Our Children (A School to Prison Pipeline Conversation)", a powerful and timely webinar that will examine how punitive school policies, over-policing in schools, exclusionary discipline practices, and systemic inequities continue to criminalize children and push vulnerable youth into the juvenile and criminal legal systems.

This conversation will explore the direct connection between the school-to-prison pipeline, the prison industrial complex, and mass incarceration while uplifting the urgent need for trauma-informed interventions, restorative justice practices, educational equity, and community-based solutions. Participants will hear critical perspectives on how suspensions, expulsions, school arrests, and biased disciplinary practices disproportionately impact Black, Brown, disabled, and low-income students—ultimately stealing futures and limiting opportunities long before adulthood. This webinar calls on communities, educators, advocates, policymakers, parents, and justice-impacted individuals to work collectively toward protecting children instead of criminalizing them.

Get the zoom link at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iwtGsr20TQ2oF_NUKfKRNw #/registration

Our next Talk Justice Tuesday series will be held on Tuesday July 14th at 6pm via Zoom. Register now for this important discussion on the cost of criminalizing our children. Members of End Mass Incarceration GA Network and NewLife-Second Chance Outreach, Inc. will examine how these practices limit opportunities and impact young people, particularly Black, Brown, disabled, and low-income students, and discuss how communities, educators, advocates, policymakers, parents, and directly impacted individuals can work together to protect and support young people rather than criminalize them.

Registration Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iwtGsr20TQ2oF_NUKfKRNw #/registration

Starting in 1 hour on zoom! Get the zoom link at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__Fy5YoMwQSONbCf6EAkrLA #/registration

Join us on tomorrow, the 14th, at 6pm to hear what bills passed that will impact Georgians in a good and bad way, including 3 bills that will improve the process of obtaining an occupational license with a felony, seal First Off***er records and count time served in probation revocation cases.

Get the zoom link at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__Fy5YoMwQSONbCf6EAkrLA #/registration

Now that the legislative session has ended, join us for a 1 hour virtual overview of all the good and bad criminal justice reform bills that passed that will affect Georgians, reflect on key takeaways and discuss what's ahead.

FYI: our partners at Georgia Justice Project successfully passed 3 bills that will improve the process of obtaining an occupational license with a felony, seal First Off***er records and count time served in probation revocation cases. Get the zoom link at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__Fy5YoMwQSONbCf6EAkrLA #/registration