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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 41 MIN

Episode 2: Move as a Unit

from Before They Could Dream: An Exploration of Youth Justice and Incarceration in the United States · host Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions

 Donnell, a son of Philadelphia and proud oldest brother, shares his deeply personal story. This episode delves into the far-reaching impact of parental addiction and neglect, and explores the complex realities of disproportionate policing within communities of color. This episode features expert analysis from Josh Rovner, Dr. Robert Kinscherff, and Marsha Levick.Themes may include physical, mental, and sexual abuse, along with adult language.A partnered production of The Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions (AIFCS), The Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth (CFSY), Green Buzz Agency and our expert panelists. 

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