Duncan-Williams title sponsor of Memphis Grizzlies youth mentoring program - Memphis Business Journal

Duncan-Williams title sponsor of Memphis Grizzlies youth mentoring program Memphis Business Journal Duncan-Williams Inc. will be the title sponsor of the Memphis Grizzlies Charitable Foundation's Grizzlies TEAM UP youth mentoring initiative. Duncan-Williams is one of several local companies to align with the Grizzlies Foundation in the last 12 months ... and more »

Youth needed to serve on Teen Court - Our Colorado News

Youth needed to serve on Teen Court Our Colorado News This exciting program, which has been serving the Parker community for six years, provides teens with an opportunity to get involved in the court system and earn community service hours. Teen Court was started in an effort to involve youth in Parker in ...

'This is a nightmare for all of us' - Boston.com

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'This is a nightmare for all of us' Boston.com Zander's dynamic approach has been featured on “60 Minutes'' and Charlie Rose, has scored him the opening speech at a World Economic Forum and, just last October, drew Sting to a rehearsal of NEC's Youth Philharmonic Orchestra in Brown Hall. and more »

Coalition touts drug courts - The Tennessean

Coalition touts drug courts The Tennessean Beecham, who began drinking at age 11, noted he's been around juvenile drug courts at the state level. “There's nothing easy about drug court,” he said. “Juvenile drug courts work really well. They refocus troubled youth.” Magistrate Alan Calhoun ...

Gangster shot outside Seattle court headed to prison - Seattle Post Intelligencer

Gangster shot outside Seattle court headed to prison Seattle Post Intelligencer 2, 2012, by US District Court Judge Marsha Pechman. He remained in custody. A Seattle gang member shot outside King County's juvenile court and likely headed to prison for gun possession says he is a changing man. Monroe Ezell, IV, once told police he ... and more »

Harlem's 'Streetwise Mentors' get kids off the streets - New York Daily News

New York Daily News

Harlem's 'Streetwise Mentors' get kids off the streets New York Daily News One player, who goes by “Blue,” used to be in a gang, like most of the youths on the court. But now the 19-year-old is off to Jamestown College, thanks to Operation SNUG, a program that employs streetwise mentors to help gang members escape the violent ... and more »