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Today Is The 50th Anniversary of The Slaying of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.The Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
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The Cost Calculations for Unnecessarily Incarcerating Young People Include These Five Socially RelevThe Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
What Are The Cost Calculations Factored-In To The Economic Consequences of Unnecessary Youth IncarceThe Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
Today's e-Advocate Quarterly Newsletter: "Critical Thinking for Transformative Justice"The Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
Taxpayers Suffer Enormous Financial Consequences for Each Juvenile in ConfinementThe Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
Communities of Confined Youth Also Suffer Immense Social and Avoidable ConsequencesThe Advocacy Foundation, Inc.
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