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The Citywide Effort to Address Implicit Bias in School Discipline initiative was launched to reduce the number of black school-aged Houstonians in the criminal justice system by creating an aligned vision of equity in school discipline and juvenile justice policies and practices. This effort, led by organizations including Mental Health America of Greater Houston, Leadership for Educational Equity’s One Houston, Harris County Juvenile Probation, City of Houston’s Mayor’s Office, Bloomberg Associates, and Houston Health Department’s My Brother’s Keeper Houston, launched in October 2019 with a
Vicky Coffee, Director of Programs and Dr. Octavio N. Martinez, Jr., Executive Director of Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, and Rachel Davis, Executive Director, Prevention Institute, welcome participants to the 2021 Young Minds Matter Virtual Conference.
In this video Prevention Institute's La’Quana Williams, Zachary Tarro, and Xavier Lofton facilitate the final session of a three-part bi-monthly learning series for local health jurisdictions and their community and government partners on applying racial justice principles and practices to build community safety. Building on the previous two sessions, this series finale offers concepts and frameworks that aid the development of a organizational racial justice work plan. Following the introduction of these concepts and frameworks, the Santa Clara Public Health Department’s Lidia Doniz details
