Speak With Youth Justice Experts at LCCR
We recognize the local media as an important avenue for informing the public, amplifying the voices of impacted children and families, and shaping more accurate, nuanced narratives about youth justice.
Whether you’re covering the juvenile legal system, legislation, education, public safety, or related issues, we’d love to be a reliable source. Our experienced attorneys, policy team, and social work staff can provide background and context, firsthand perspectives, policy analysis, data, or connect you with additional experts.
To speak with us, please fill out the form below.
Also, check out our Youth Justice Language & Ethics Guide for a more informed approach to writing about Black New Orleans children.
Youth Justice
Language &
Ethics Guide
The
Rewriting The Narrative: Youth Justice Language & Ethics Guide is informed by and created in collaboration with youth detained in the Orleans Parish juvenile jail. This publication is part of LCCR’s #ItTakesAVillageNOLA campaign and seeks to create a new narrative for the next generation.
The guidebook offers journalists, reporters, social media influencers, and community members recommendations on how to speak and write about Black New Orleans children with humanity and intention.
To inquire about trainings, email
cchenier@lakidsrights.org.
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Media contact
Anjanae Goins agoins@lakidsrights.org