
What We Believe
"As mothers and fathers, grandparents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles and allies, we believe in and implement a model of organizing that is people- and community-centered, and is explicitly anti-racist."




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We Are Building a Movement to Stop the School to Prison Pipeline.
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ICYMI: FFLIC has released a statement on OJJ's loss of control at Bridge City Center for Youth. Read it here: https://t.co/d4XtORnKsU
FFLIC offices will be closed today in observance of Juneteenth. If you need to contact us for an urgent matter, call us at (504) 708-8376. https://t.co/2iwX7FQQi6

Yet @LouisianaGov and OJJ continue with their “business as usual” approach as children and staff stand in harm’s way–even as these failed facilities push youth past their breaking point. https://t.co/1Jr4m8zNYl
We have to center these discussions in listening to the families and youth most impacted by youth incarceration and providing them with the services and supports they need. #Act1225 #carenotcages https://t.co/KP4uRe62aY
“We’re quick to build prisons, or look for ways to over police and incarcerate young people,” @ginabwomack said. “And there’s not enough funding that is put into more programs, and treatment, and counselors, and all of the things that are preventive.”
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Today, FFLIC, along with @3Flights and @NoKidsInPrison, released a new report showing that unmet needs of youth and families lead to youth incarceration– an unsafe, costly, and ineffective system that traumatizes children. https://t.co/958cn3fLqa
WE ARE ASKING OUR SUPPORTERS TO INVEST IN FFLIC'S CONTINUED WORK TO:
Stop the school to prison pipeline to help children stay in school and reduce the possibility of incarceration, and provide training to parents and schools on positive behavioral intervention supports.
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