YUNG PRODIGY SHOWS UP

Read our Founding Directors opinion piece on Missing Perspectives; Kinship over courts – where real justice begins. The piece speaks to the importance of acknowledging community and kin when in contact with the justice system. 

Read Yung Prodigy's interview which is up on ZeeFeed. We talk all things parental incarceration, lived experience and our community retreat. 

Yung Prodigy took part in the UTS Shopfront initiative where students from two cohorts partnered with us as part of their studies. Our involvement has been documented in the UTS Social Justice Report 2023. Learn more about UTS Shopfront and our involvement below. 

Listen back to Yung Prodigy's segment on Radio SkidRow with Maia Ihemeje, Angelica Ojinnaka- Psillakis and joined by Latoya Aoha Rule to discuss the effects of incarceration on children and young people. 

Yung Prodigy came on the 3CR show to talk about the importance of authentic spaces centring care, truth and breaking cycles of targeted systemic dependency for young people with experiences of parental incarceration. Listen to the full segment below. 

Yung Prodigy was fortunate enough to support a campaign from a coalition based in Victoria. The campaign is calling for free prison calls for families. The campaign released in line with Mothers Day, as we question how many calls were missed due to the barrier of paid prison calls. Related article below.

Yung Prodigy has been a member for the Centre For Volunteering since we established. As an acknowledgement of our partnership, the Centre For Volunteering interviewed Yung Prodigy as a way to showcase our work and the importance of volunteers when establishing a start up community organisation.