There are dozens of girls incarcerated in Los Angeles’ juvenile justice facilities, and virtually everyone agrees they don’t need to be there. On this episode, we talk to Jessica Nowlan of Reimagine Freedom and Lisa Small of the Liberty Hill Foundation about the Liberation Fund and other efforts to rethink the way Los Angeles supports system-involved girls. 

Jessica Nowlan is the president and CEO of Reimagine Freedom. Lisa Small is Director of Youth and Transformative Justice at the Liberty Hill Foundation. 

Reading Room

$4 Billion Dollars in Sexual Abuse Settlement, But Girls Are Still Locked Up in L.A.
https://imprintnews.org/justice/juvenile-justice-2/4-billion-settlement-does-not-help-incarcerated-girls/260720

Liberation Fund: A Beacon of Hope and Advocacy
https://www.libertyhill.org/news/newsletter/foundations-digest/liberation-fund-a-beacon-of-hope-and-advocacy/

Youth Activists Rally to Support Girls and Young Women Abused in Detention
https://imprintnews.org/justice/juvenile-justice-2/youth-activists-rally-to-support-girls-and-young-women-abused-in-detention/173343

California’s Santa Clara County Aims to Keep Girls Out of Juvenile Lockups
https://imprintnews.org/justice/juvenile-justice-2/californias-santa-clara-county-aims-to-keep-girls-out-of-juvenile-lockups/237692