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Big News: Department of Justice urges courts to stop charging fines and fees
The practice is discriminatory and particularly detrimental to youth.
Impacts of Carceral Debt on Women
While the focus of criminal justice reform is so often on young men, women and mothers bear hidden costs – financial, emotional, and otherwise.
Workforce Training for Youth
Our friends at Café Reconcile are currently recruiting youth ages 16-24 for its workforce training program. Interested? Attend their January Open house on Tuesday, January 31st!
Join Us for a Must-See Art Exhibition
On January 21, the Newcomb Art Museum will debut a multimedia exhibition centering the experiences of more than 20 system-impacted youth.
Ubuntu Delivers Some Holiday Cheer
The holidays can be a particularly hard time for incarcerated youth and their families. We try to create an opportunity for a little joy and togetherness.
Public Welfare Foundation Spotlights Ubuntu
*New video alert*
Ubuntu Director Named an Activist of the Year
We are so proud to announce that St. Charles Avenue magazine has named Ernest Johnson one of New Orleans’ Activists of the Year!
A Night to Remember
Our village knows how to celebrate!
Debt Free Justice Campaign Gains Steam
After successfully eliminating juvenile fees in Louisiana, Ubuntu is supporting advocates in other states who are trying to do the same.