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 thankful the nation is watching as @LouisianaGov continues to refuse to answer for his harmful decision to send kids to Angola. Watch the premiere episode of Inside Story from @VICENews and @MarshallProj. #nokidsinangola
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“How could they believe that was a proper consequence...?” LaraLee's poem, “She was Six,” was inspired by Kaia Rolle, who was arrested for throwing a tantrum at school. The poem tied for 1st prize in the #SummerSlam. #EndZeroTolerance Read the poem: https://t.co/ilmdFvL898 https://t.co/Gt9pApAf43
FFLIC is proud to be part of the @ABAesq panel today to discuss discuss the impact of @LouisianaGov's decision to to transfer youth to Angola, and the impact on them, their families, and communities. Read more about the panel at https://t.co/839HUMlkBf https://t.co/9auM8OLXGI
Thanks to @VICENews for covering FFLIC's direct action at the Children's Cabinet meeting to hold LA accountable for the horrific decision to house youth in Angola. #NoKidsInAngola WATCH at 16:45: https://t.co/DDVbVQ7Ud4
This month we celebrate the legacy of a movement toward self-determination and liberation. We have the strength and wisdom to build #BlackFutures by closing youth prisons and giving our youth the opportunities they need to grow and thrive. #BHM https://t.co/MbrLXkNKxi
Gun violence recently surpassed car accidents as the leading cause of death for American children. #protectouryouth https://t.co/cbx3dA3ALQ
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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