Wrap Around Supports for Youth Impacted by the Criminal Legal System
In-School Mentoring and Tutoring
Support for Students Throughout the School Year
The Resilience Project seeks to interrupt pathways into juvenile and criminal justice for at-risk youth through educational and mentorship support in schools, connecting resources for families, and collaborating with community partners to create a comprehensive resilience network.
After School Program
Weekly Group Relationship and Skill Building
The Resilience Project provides youth with opportunities to develop prosocial peer relationships and gain empathy toward others, learn practical skills for future employment, and strengthen self-efficacy - all while making tacos, cutting hair, and producing music!
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Check out Music by MOTION, CHUBBZ & KDUBB
"On the Outside" Podcast
Stories and Experiences of Justice-Impacted Youth
“On the Outside” is a limited-series podcast focused on the stories and experiences of youth with parents who are currently or were formerly incarcerated.
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Listen to the trailer here:
Family First Parenting Class
Inside Correctional Facilities
Resilience Project’s Family First / Parenting Class equips incarcerated parents with skills, strategies, and an understanding of how to navigate child welfare and school systems from prison to improve and stabilize families. The parenting class also promotes healthy communication and relationships between incarcerated parents and their children, creating or maintaining that important bond.
