Storytelling
This report was written by Define American, an organization dedicated to “helping audiences see all immigrants with their full humanity” through diverse and nuanced storytelling about immigrant experiences across diverse media and industries. From the Overview: “Define American set out to better understand the “Moveable Middle”—people in the U.S. who, with the right approach, could…
On March 26, 2026, the Gault Center & Youth Empowerment for Advancement Hangout (YEAH Philly) hosted a webinar on Revolutionizing Probation from Punishment to Community-Led Safety. This webinar focused on shifting narratives around juvenile probation—to challenge the dominant rhetoric that probation is an act of benevolence that keeps youth and communities safe and to bring…
The Institute of Women and Ethnic Studies developed a Narrative Change Self-Assessment Form to think through narrative change work. This resource was shared as part of the Gault Center & Youth Empowerment for Advancement Hangout (YEAH Philly)’s webinar on Revolutionizing Probation from Punishment to Community-led Safety, Part I, held on March 26, 2026. “This document…
On March 26, 2026, the Gault and Youth Empowerment for Advancement Hangout (YEAH Philly) co-hosted a webinar on Revolutionizing Probation from Punishment to Community-Led Safety. This resource includes PowerPoint presentations from the Gault Center covering the history and youth experiences on juvenile probation, YEAH Philly highlighting meaningful community-based alternatives, and the Institute of Women & Ethnic…
A resource guide to navigate a personal or group reading journey of Norma Wong’s “When No Thing Works.” This guide provides questions to accompany each chapter of the book as well as resources for hosting your own Navigation Circle.
This brief by the Black Attorneys of Legal Aid, Bronx Defenders, and Brooklyn Defenders was filed in support of petitioners in the Bruen case. The brief points to the racialized history of denying Black and Latine people lawful licenses to carry guns and outlines racial disparities in gun possession cases. Amici submit this brief “because we…
