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Bonnie Boswell Reports
Arts for Healing and Justice Network Part 3 of 3
Season 6
Episode 6
It takes a village to help formerly incarcerated youth begin a new life. Bonnie interviews AHJN CEO Elinda Leedsma about the mission of the organization and the challenges finding funding to continue this work. Meanwhile, Josh Green, Director of Criminal Justice for the Urban Peace Institute, weighs in on the policy side of the discussion of youth diversion programs such as the AHJN.
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Bonnie talks with Jennifer Miller Hammel about her programming at Classical KUSC.

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Bonnie talks with Jennifer Miller Hammel about her programming at Classical KUSC.

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Bonnie meets students in the Forensic Science Center at Cal State LA.

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Bonnie talks to Paula Mitchell– Director of the Los Angeles Innocence Project.

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Bonnie continues the conversation with Andrew and his wife Gail about wrongful convictions

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Mike Farrell discusses wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system.

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Mike Farrell discusses wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system.

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Nikkolas Mohammed and Rosemarie Molina discuss their involvement with Creative Resilience.

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Bonnie interviews Creative Resilence musician Quetzal Flores, and artist Danie Cansino.

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Bonnie interviews Wyatt Closs, event organizer of Creative Resilience.

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Bonnie interviews Jerrel McCoy, a formerly incarcerated man, who now helps others to vote.

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Stephanie Jeffcoat shares her personal journey and why she’s helping people to vote.