The Algorithmic School-to-Prison Pipeline
With little transparency or oversight, technology is being used to flag youth as risks to public safety and deciding who is surveilled, arrested, and confined.
5 posts in ‘youth punishment’
With little transparency or oversight, technology is being used to flag youth as risks to public safety and deciding who is surveilled, arrested, and confined.
Even as crime falls in Georgia, the state pours vast resources into abusive youth facilities that disproportionately harm Black children, according to our investigation.
When reincarceration rates are treated as the sole measure of success, we undervalue the work formerly incarcerated people do to heal and confront their traumas.
A decade of victimization landed a Harlem kid in prison. More than three decades later, he has not allowed prison to define his life story.
The crisis of youth incarceration won’t be solved by cynical attempts to co-opt the language of grassroots organizing.