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Health policy reporter, USA TODAY, 11/93-3/21; Founder, @YouthcastMediaGrp jodonnell@youthcastmediagroup.org
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Formerly Incarcerated Father: Programs, Not Federal Police, Are What D.C. Needs

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By Sreehitha Gandluri, Jayne O'Donnell
| The Washington Informer Verified
By his mid-20s, Ivan Taylor had been shot, stabbed, lost his best friend to gun violence and graduated from juvenile detention to prison for selling drugs that he used to treat his undiagnosed mental health disorder. Taylor’s story is one of how guns and drugs took hold of Washington, D.C., in the 1980s and ‘90s, undoing what little progress had been made against structural racism in the nation’s capital.
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Highlights from Our Annual Student Showcase and the Impact of Your Support!

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By Jayne O'Donnell
| Youthcast Media Group
It doesn't seem possible that it's already Giving Season; it's only been a month since Youthcast Media Group's third annual Student Showcase fundraiser! Truth be told, I'm not sure I've recovered from the event prep or the excitement of doubling our June 2024 showcase revenue.
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Programs, not federal police, are what DC needs

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By Sreehitha Gandluri, Jayne O'Donnell
| Youthcast Media Group
By Sreehitha Gandluri and Jayne O'Donnell The Laurel, Maryland juvenile detention facility that Taylor was sent to in middle school, Oak Hill, had a , the former U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia and a longtime defense attorney, said that the juvenile detainees at Oak Hill were the antithesis of privileged kids. Acree notes that economic status and where one lived increased access to information about what schools and programs were available, as well as how to gain admission to them.
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