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Reporter Sarah Stillman takes a deep dive into the issue of youth on sex-offender registries. “The List,” the cover story for The New Yorker in its March 14, 2016 issue, shares the experiences of several children, adults, and families who are impacted by youth registration. CYRR’s Nicole Pittman’s advocacy work is highlighted throughout. Starting with … Continued
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The Rosenberg Foundation has picked Nicole Pittman, Director of the Center on Youth Registration Reform, to be one of its eight Leading Edge Fund fellows and will receive $225,000 over three years to support her work advocating for policy reform, building coalitions, and shifting the narrative around minors accused of sex crimes. As a public … Continued
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The Atlantic article, “Abuser and Survivor, Face to Face,” explores the question: can restorative justice work for domestic violence cases? And who exactly does it benefit? sujatha baliga, Director of the Restorative Justice Project at Impact Justice, discusses restorative justice as an alternative approach for survivors of domestic violence to the retraumatizing experience of going … Continued
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Nicole Pittman, Stoneleigh Fellow and Director of the Center on Youth Registration Reform, is an Ozy.com “Rising Star.” “Lawyers, of course, are supposed to defend people, good and bad,” writes reporter Meghan Walsh. “But Pittman has turned her work into a full-time crusade. Her goal: to reveal the system for supposed sexual predators as punitive … Continued
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The New York Times article, “Can Forgiveness Play a Role in Criminal Justice?“, follows a case in which the parents of a young woman who was killed by her fiancé opted to engage in a restorative justice process facilitated by sujatha baliga, Director of the Restorative Justice Project at Impact Justice. In the end, the … Continued
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sujatha baliga, Director of the Restorative Justice Project at Impact Justice, gave a talk on the relationship between meditation, restorative justice, and forgiveness at the University of California at Berkeley School of Law, co-sponsored by the Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice and the Berkeley Initiative for Mindfulness in Law. Watch her talk “Law’s Middle … Continued