Please share out to people you know who are passionate about youth development, education, incarceration, and racial justice! To learn more about the position and how to apply visit: https://www.fflic.org/get-involved/careers/

This past year, FFLIC launched an exciting new advocacy tool that also makes for a great holiday gift! As an effort to use the power of art and stories FFLIC has created a coloring book (for adults, mature youth, and to be used as a teaching tool for younger children) titled, “Let Kids Be Kids," which is based on family's real lived experience of dealing with systems of oppression and incarceration. Check it out at: https://www.fflic.org/store/let-kids-be-kids-a-story-of-challenging-youth-incarceration-in-louisiana/

Amazing representation of our work! Thanks Deonte! Who Dat!!!⚜️⚜️⚜️

"We have to keep changing the way white supremacist culture has defined and labeled our Black and brown youth.” Thank you to our Office Manager, Danise Pruitt, for the important message she is uplifting in FFLIC's newest blog and for her commitment to youth justice! #letkidsbekids Read it at: https://www.fflic.org/7650/