www.civilrightscorps.org
We all have a right to hug our family. 5/ www.right2hug.org
We all have a right to hug our family. 5/ www.right2hug.org
“More than one-third of families with incarcerated relatives go into debt to cover the cost of staying in touch, and poor, low-income, Black, and brown families disproportionately bear this financial burden.” - Matt Garcia, attorney at CRC. 4/
“More than one-third of families with incarcerated relatives go into debt to cover the cost of staying in touch, and poor, low-income, Black, and brown families disproportionately bear this financial burden.” - Matt Garcia, attorney at CRC. 4/
RSVP for Cradle to Cage, Seeds of Hope, a convening led by systems-impacted organizers to confront the harms of Baltimore’s family policing system. 11/
RSVP for Cradle to Cage, Seeds of Hope, a convening led by systems-impacted organizers to confront the harms of Baltimore’s family policing system. 11/
"Safe haven laws, while imperfect, are one of the few pieces of social infrastructure in place to support postpartum persons and their newborns...
"Safe haven laws, while imperfect, are one of the few pieces of social infrastructure in place to support postpartum persons and their newborns...
"In recent years, the rate of Black children entering the foster system in Maryland was over two times the rate of white children." - Miriam Mack, @movfamilypower.bsky.social 8/
"In recent years, the rate of Black children entering the foster system in Maryland was over two times the rate of white children." - Miriam Mack, @movfamilypower.bsky.social 8/
“The Safe Haven Law was supposedly made to help parents and children. I trusted it and then they penalized me when I tried to use it.” - Ms. C. 4/
“The Safe Haven Law was supposedly made to help parents and children. I trusted it and then they penalized me when I tried to use it.” - Ms. C. 4/
Believing she did not have the resources to continue parenting her babies, Ms. C did exactly what the law promised she could: she left her healthy, unharmed, newborn babies in the care of a hospital. 3/
Believing she did not have the resources to continue parenting her babies, Ms. C did exactly what the law promised she could: she left her healthy, unharmed, newborn babies in the care of a hospital. 3/