Seeking Justice

By Mari Herreras

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The Mass Incarceration Series from the good folks at the YWCA of Southern Arizona continues with part six on juvenile justice on Wednesday, May 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 525 N. Bonita Ave. This forum presenters are Manuel Mejias, Re Entry Coordinator, Pima Prevention Partnership; Kathleen Quigley, Presiding Judge, Pima County Juvenile Court; John Schow, Director of Juvenile Court Services/Chief Probation Officer; and Tina Mattison, Deputy Court Administrator. This set of workshops are part of the organization's ongoing year-long Campaign for Racial Justice. For more details, go to ywcatucson.org.