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Really excited to join @CatsCommentary on Law & Disorder tomorrow with Rachel Lauren Mueller to talk about our reporting on juvenile justice in Louisiana for The New York Times and our film 8 Days at Ware! Listen at 8am Pacific on KPFA Radio 94.1FM or kpfa.org nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Really excited to our convo tomorrow on Law & Disorder with Meg Shutzer talking about our reporting on Louisiana’s juvenile justice system. Tune in 8am PT!

We got to chat with @CatsCommentary this morning about Meg Shutzer and I's reporting on a juvenile detention center in Louisiana for Law & Disorder. Thank you for having us and for highlighting what happens in places like Ware Youth Center. Listen here: kpfa.org/area941/episod…

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…

Come see our film! Private screening at Berkeley Journalism and convo with myself, Meg Shutzer, Jennifer Redfearn and David Barstow

I’m so glad I read this today. Thank you Dhruti Shah

I’m humbled too! So pleased our film “8 Days At Ware” found a home with Reel South. Much love to co-director Meg Shutzer, and the support from Berkeley Journalism, Berkeley FILM Foundation and IF/Then Shorts! Watch the film on PBS starting April 24.

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 🧵

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.

SHREVEPORT, La. - KTBS 3 spoke with the filmmakers behind he documentary short, "8 Days at Ware", a devastating investigation into youth suicide and a legacy of abuse at Louisiana’s Ware Youth Center in Coushatta. ktbs.com/community/8-da…

Interested in learning more about the very unfortunate but completely avoidable circumstances that led to the death of Solan Peterson? Read this The New York Times companion piece by the filmmakers before tonight's virtual screening here: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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…

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

The filmmakers of "8 Days at Ware" spoke to KTBS about the film and the impact it could have on juvenile justice reforms. Stream the film on PBS online today! ktbs.com/community/8-da…

A week ago our Co-ED Kristen Rome joined "8 Days at Ware" filmmkers Meg Shutzer & Rachel Lauren Mueller and Sec. Terri Ricks (Dept. of CFS) for a conversation about juvenile justice reform. WATCH it here: lpb.org/programs/reel-…

Let me give you some backstory to put these type of articles in context. I was interviewed by this journalist for this article, we spoke for about 30 mins, nothing of what I said made it into the article because I refused to accept his framing questions… nytimes.com/2023/06/16/us/…

Another chance to catch @8daysatware broadcast on Arkansas PBS!

Congratulations to Meg Shutzer and Rachel Lauren Mueller and editors David Barstow & Paul Fishleder on their #DartAwards Honorable Mention for “Dying Inside: Chaos and Cruelty in Louisiana Juvenile Detention.”

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