New report out from the Umbrella Coalition on Police Sexual Violence in New Orleans. copwatchnola.wordpress.com/data/

welcome home Brittney

One more BIG & EXCITING announcement from us!

Consultants in the social sector have the materials to tell great stories, says Meg Shutzer—but there's space to draw more people into the subject matter. Learn about Megan’s impact-driven documentaries and how working at Dalberg influenced her journey: bit.ly/3J07WP9

8 Days at Ware: Private Screening+ Q&A with filmmakers Rachel Lauren Mueller and Meg Shutzer ('20) | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND 5:30PM. journalism.berkeley.edu/event/8-days-a…

East Bay fam - Berkeley Journalism is hosting a screening of 8 Days at Ware tomorrow night! It's the companion piece to the The New York Times story that Rachel Lauren Mueller and I published this fall about a juvenile detention center in Louisiana. Follow the link to reserve a seat!

Another great piece by @jeremiahorhodes on a topic that’s close to my AIDS/LifeCycle heart 💛🧡♥️💜💙💚🖤

So glad this film found a home with Reel South and a family with IF/Then Shorts 💛🙏🏻📺 Rachel Lauren Mueller and i are looking forward to April 24!

Join us on April 25 with LPB for a virtual screening of the documentary short "8 Days at Ware" followed by a virtual conversation with filmmakers Meg Shutzer and Rachel Lauren Mueller and others! eventbrite.com/e/lpbs-reel-so…

Really excited for 8 Days at Ware to be broadcast all over Louisiana and free to stream online starting on 4/24! You can also register with Louisiana Public Broadcast for a special screening and panel on 4/25 - see link below

EVENT: Next Tuesday April 25th @LPBorg is hosting filmmakers and IRP alums Meg Shutzer and Rachel Lauren Mueller for a virtual screening of their PBS @ReelSouth film 8 Days at Ware 🧵

'8 Days at Ware’ examines a young boy's last days – exposing the system that failed him and a legacy of abuse going back decades. Start streaming today: pbs.org/video/8-days-a…

Tomorrow for 6:30PM LPB in partnership with Reel South, will host a free virtual screening of "8 Days at Ware" followed by a conversation with its filmmakers Meg Shutzer & Rachel Lauren Mueller and LCCR's own Kristen Rome. Join us the registration link below.

Former Ware supervisor Eleanor Morgan and former detainee Gabryell Hardy speak out about the conditions other juvenile detainees were put under during their respective times at Ware Youth Center during '8 Days at Ware.' Stream the heartbreaking story: pbs.org/video/8-days-a…

Grateful that our The New York Times story about juvenile detention in Louisiana is being recognized as a finalist for the 2022 Livingston Awards. Published just under the wire at age 34 ;) 🙏🏻 Rachel Lauren Mueller UC Berkeley IRP David Barstow wallacehouse.umich.edu/livingston-awa…

TONIGHT 9/8c: Two stories from the South’s penitentiary systems: A legacy of abuse is exposed at a LA juvenile detention center & an incarcerated man advocates for freedom while pursuing romance. Watch on @reelsouthdocs: worldchannel.org/show/reel-sout… Meg Shutzer Rachel Lauren Mueller

Reporting on Ware Youth Center, Rachel Lauren Mueller and I interviewed dozens of survivors of abuse - many who had never told anyone what they endured there. Bearing witness is a privilege and responsibility - grateful to the team for navigating with constant sensitivity. 🙏🏻@DartCenter

Living the dream making a movie with Brandon Yadegari Moreno about our local queer bar in the excellent company of IF/Then and Hulu

Louisiana plans to move all incarcerated girls in the state's "secure care" from Ware Youth Center. It abruptly canceled Ware's contract worth millions of dollars. Ware was the subject of a The New York Times investigation last year for alleged abuse. #lalege lailluminator.com/2023/09/27/lou…

Full story, including an interview with the director of the Ware Youth Center: Louisiana removes teens from youth jail plagued by suicides, alleged abuse by guards #lalege #lagov nola.com/news/crime_pol… via @nolanews