Lawndale Christian Legal Center is hosting a class that teaches Community based Youth Advocates to effectively understand the six major steps of the juvenile justice process and how to support youth who are in the juvenile justice system.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE, THE LAW IS ON YOUR SIDE!
The class “Legal Tools for Community-Based Youth Advocates” with Lead Attorney Cliff Nellis and EJW Fellow Sarah Staudt will take place Wednesday, July 29, 2015 from 10am-3pm at Austin Coming Together, Goodcity, 5049 W. Harrison St. in Chicago.
A full lunch will be provided!
Space is limited so please make sure you RSVP to Deb Kim at dkim@lclc.net or at 773-762-6381 by July 27th at 5:00pm.
Come learn how the Juvenile Court Act empowers YOU to support youth in the Juvenile Justice System. LCLC attorneys will equip you with the following restorative justice skills:
- How to speak before judges, write effective letters to the State/Court, and testify at sentencing hearings
- Understand the purpose and goals of the Juvenile Court Act
- Know who is who in the courtroom and their responsibilities
- Identify the six major steps of the juvenile justice process and how to support youth at each step
- Learn and apply the significance of the Juvenile Court Act to the work of the Lawndale Community Restorative Justice Hub
Limited to 20 participants!
Can’t make it but know someone who can? Please share the information with your network! We are also encouraging parents of youth to attend this event!
