Continuing their Criminal Justice series, Phi and Jess follow up with Part 1 of breaking down the School to Prison Pipeline.

The segment of She Said What She Said segment follows Victoria Secret Karen, Da Baby, and more headliners of the past couple weeks

Continuing their Criminal Justice series, Phi and Jess follow up with Part 1 of breaking down the School to Prison Pipeline.

The segment of She Said What She Said segment follows Victoria Secret Karen, Da Baby, and more headliners of the past couple weeks

Phi and Jess  continue their Criminal Injustice educational series by diving into the Foster Care to Prison Pipeline. While the School to Prison Pipeline is so often talked about, we don't hear much about how Foster Care youth, who studies show over 90% of inmates have someway been involved with the foster care system, are affected. Much less foster care youth with intersectionalities such as LGBTQ and/or being a BIPOC or person of color.

Journal Mentioned: (Justice Policy Journal, Fall 2020 and Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice 2020- Ashly Marie Yamat)

Resources mentioned:  DSS.virginia.gov, dhs.maryland.gov for adoption. Kenisha E. Anthony ‘s book called Labeled: Ward of the State

Further things to explores: A New Deal for Youth 

Phi and Jess  continue their Criminal Injustice educational series by diving into the Foster Care to Prison Pipeline. While the School to Prison Pipeline is so often talked about, we don't hear much about how Foster Care youth, who studies show over 90% of inmates have someway been involved with the foster care system, are affected. Much less foster care youth with intersectionalities such as LGBTQ and/or being a BIPOC or person of color.

Journal Mentioned: (Justice Policy Journal, Fall 2020 and Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice 2020- Ashly Marie Yamat)

Resources mentioned:  DSS.virginia.gov, dhs.maryland.gov for adoption. Kenisha E. Anthony ‘s book called Labeled: Ward of the State

Further things to explores: A New Deal for Youth 

Phi and Jess discuss their feelings around Juneteenth becoming a Federal Holiday and it feeling performative. 

Phi and Jess discuss their feelings around Juneteenth becoming a Federal Holiday and it feeling performative. 

Phi and Jess navigate Pride's not-so-great capitalist system, the bonnet debate, Black Music Month, and features Somatic Practitioner Tai Chou-Kudu to discuss the intersections of somatic work and activist principles, particularly amongst QTPOC. This episode is once again packed with energy, laughs, and information!

Tai's info:

www.CranioWithTai.com   

Instagram @FelineForestMedicine

podcast/meditations link: https://anchor.fm/tai889

Bhumisparsha BIPOC sangha is the one mentioned - https://www.bhumisparsha.org/

Resources mentioned, and some added for QTPOC (Queer, Trans, people of color):
National Queer & Trans
Therapists of Color Network

The Pride Center of MD

Black Transmen

The Center for Black Equity
Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective
Melanin and Mental Health
Mental Health AmericaRest for Resistance by QTPOC Mental Health

South Asian Sexual & Mental Health Alliance

The Steve Fund

Trevor Project

We R Native

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-guide-to-queer-qtpoc-organizations-in-the-us_b_5824b64ee4b0e89dd9ee7e8f

Affinity

African American Office of Gay Concerns

African Ancestral Lesbians United for Societal Change (AALUSC)

Allgo

Anti-Violence Project

The Audre Lorde Project

Black AIDS Institute

Black And Latino LGBTQ Coalition

Black And Pink

Black Queer & Intersectional Collective

Black Transmen

Black Transwomen, Inc.

Black Trans Advocacy Coalition

Black Trans Travel Fund

Black Visions Collective

Brave Space Alliance (BSA)

Brooklyn Boihood

The Brown Boi Project

BU Wellness Network

Center for Black Equity

Emergency Release Fund

Trans Justice Funding Project

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Phi and Jess navigate Pride's not-so-great capitalist system, the bonnet debate, Black Music Month, and features Somatic Practitioner Tai Chou-Kudu to discuss the intersections of somatic work and activist principles, particularly amongst QTPOC. This episode is once again packed with energy, laughs, and information!

Tai's info:

www.CranioWithTai.com   

Instagram @FelineForestMedicine

podcast/meditations link: https://anchor.fm/tai889

Bhumisparsha BIPOC sangha is the one mentioned - https://www.bhumisparsha.org/

Resources mentioned, and some added for QTPOC (Queer, Trans, people of color):
National Queer & Trans
Therapists of Color Network

The Pride Center of MD

Black Transmen

The Center for Black Equity
Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective
Melanin and Mental Health
Mental Health AmericaRest for Resistance by QTPOC Mental Health

South Asian Sexual & Mental Health Alliance

The Steve Fund

Trevor Project

We R Native

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-guide-to-queer-qtpoc-organizations-in-the-us_b_5824b64ee4b0e89dd9ee7e8f

Affinity

African American Office of Gay Concerns

African Ancestral Lesbians United for Societal Change (AALUSC)

Allgo

Anti-Violence Project

The Audre Lorde Project

Black AIDS Institute

Black And Latino LGBTQ Coalition

Black And Pink

Black Queer & Intersectional Collective

Black Transmen

Black Transwomen, Inc.

Black Trans Advocacy Coalition

Black Trans Travel Fund

Black Visions Collective

Brave Space Alliance (BSA)

Brooklyn Boihood

The Brown Boi Project

BU Wellness Network

Center for Black Equity

Emergency Release Fund

Trans Justice Funding Project

Tr

Phi and Jess welcome Elijah M. Thompson, LMSW to discuss his work and his passion surrounding Public Health, Policy & Health Equity, and the intersections of inequalities that are present in communities that are marginalized and impoverished. 

Please check out Elijah's work on Instagram at @et_therapy!

Phi and Jess welcome Elijah M. Thompson, LMSW to discuss his work and his passion surrounding Public Health, Policy & Health Equity, and the intersections of inequalities that are present in communities that are marginalized and impoverished. 

Please check out Elijah's work on Instagram at @et_therapy!