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Media & Recognition
Since 2021, the Justice Education Project has been recognized by national media, local news outlets, academic institutions, and civil rights organizations for its youth-led work on justice reform, AI policy, and public education.
In the News
WFRI Human Rights Show (2021)
JEP leadership were interviewed twice on WFRI’s Human Rights Show, a New York public radio program spotlighting social justice advocacy. The segment highlighted JEP’s youth-led work on justice reform.
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Teen Vogue (2021)
Teen Vogue spotlighted the Justice Education Project in a youth-written article authored by JEP members, examining systemic justice reform and educational advocacy.
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North Brooklyn News (2022)
The local outlet previewed JEP’s hybrid panel hosted with Encode Justice and S.T.O.P., highlighting a community-focused discussion on algorithmic bias in the criminal justice system.
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Academic & Advocacy Mentions
UC Berkeley School of Law (2021)
JEP’s interview with former Policy Advocacy Clinic fellow Ahmed Lavalais was featured on Berkeley Law’s official X account and published in the law school’s Criminal Law topic archive. The interview was part of a youth-led publication on juvenile justice debt and reform.
Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (S.T.O.P.) (2022)
S.T.O.P. featured JEP’s hybrid panel, “Injustice in the Justice System: AI”, as part of its series on algorithmic bias and surveillance. Co-hosted with Encode Justice, the 2022 event included S.T.O.P. founder Albert Fox Cahn as a panelist and examined how AI reinforces systemic inequities. It was held both in-person and on Zoom.
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University of Minnesota Data Science Initiative (2025)
Recognized a JEP-led initiative on AI and the justice system as part of its featured programs at the intersection of data, society, and ethics.
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