Stay engaged in the 2025 Legislative Session! Learn about legislation that supports alternatives to incarceration and disrupting the school-to-prison pipeline. 

CHOOSE 180 inspires so many of us to speak and think differently – about our communities, about young people, and about the work we’re engaged in to transform systems.

Our team recently presented a poster titled, “By and For: Community-Led Alternatives to Punishment” for the National Symposium on Juvenile Services.

Our team participated in a storytelling workshop led by Durell and Troy, check it out today to hear some of our main takeaways from the training!

Hear all about our 8th Annual Evening of Choice event!

We asked two members of our School-Based Diversion team to share about their experiences working in the program.

Learn all about our summer at CHOOSE 180 from our School-Based Diversion team!

Hear from one of our 2024 interns about their experience!

Learn how to write a public comment!

Dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline requires a community-centered approach, learn more!

If you’re looking for a great book to dive into this summer we put together a list of some of our favorites!

Reflecting on my first six months as the Executive Director of CHOOSE 180 has been deeply heartening.

At CHOOSE 180 we believe in the power of Restorative Justice!

Life's challenges can feel overwhelming, but support and information help. Hear from our mental health therapists at CHOOSE 180 in our latest blog!

Everything is connected, and while working in mental health, we are so thankful to be able t…also address the systems that impact each individual.

Our documentary Pilgrimage to the South is available for streaming. The trip was life-changing and impacted each of us differently. Tascha R. Johnson, CHOOSE 180 Associate Executive Director, shared her experience.

At CHOOSE 180 we believe in the power of Transformative Justice!

While this legislative session was brief, it was incredibly intense. We celebrate the victories, no matter their size.

It is very important to advocate for change because we are the future. If we want the world to be different, why not be a part of the change?

Youth and Young Adult (YYA) Advocacy Program participants have been learning to use their voice to transform systems of oppression through policy change.