I joined the DeStefano campaign for many reasons. I like his policies and the way he has thought them out. I like his willingness to engage in dialog about what is best for New Haven and for Connecticut. I like his willingness to explore new media to get the message across, and I like his call on all of us to expect more of ourselves and our state. Yesterday, I received an email from Fernando J. Muñiz of the Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance about the film, CJT$: At What Cost? The film was produced by Youth Rights Media.
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“Youth Rights Media’s work is grounded in the belief that youth who have been marginalized, stigmatized, and disregarded by the justice system — and the public at large — have the potential to become committed, focused and passionate leaders. In order to create transformative leadership opportunities for these traditionally disengaged youth, YRM engages youth in video media production and community organizing so that young people are equipped with tools, skills, and strategies for affecting change within themselves, their communities, and Connecticut’s deeply troubled juvenile justice system.”To see what happens when you give people a chance and expect more of them, I strongly encourage you to attend a free open air showing of their film Thursday May 5, 7 PM in the parking lot between 900 and 924 Grand Avenue in New Haven.
