End Involuntary Servitude in California Act: Press Conference Livestream

Tae Thomas, a youth fellow at YWFC Oakland, was interviewed by CBS New Bay Area on the impact of the Center’s work and why the city should invest more in community-based programs for youth.

San Francisco’s elected officials voted overwhelmingly four years ago to shutter the county’s expensive jail-like juvenile hall, basking in the national accolades that came with their pledge to stop locking young people in cells by the end of 2021. 

A leading racial and social justice grantmaking foundation organization in the Bay Area and nationally Tuesday has named a youth justice strategist as its senior program officer.