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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. AP 鈥?The Tribal Council of the Cherokee Nation has unanimously approved the newly elected chief selection to be the stanley cup tribe first-ever delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives.The Tahlequah, Oklahoma-based tribe says its 17-member council approved Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. pick of Kimberly Teehee during a special meeting on Thursday.Hosk stanley cup in announced earlier this month he intends to exercise for the first time the tribe right to a congressional delegate, which is outlined in treaties with the federal government.A Cherokee Nation citizen and former adviser to President Barack Obama, Teehee currently oversees government relations for the tribe and its business arm.Legal experts say the path to secure a tribal delegate would likely require congressional approval and be similar to those of island territories like Puerto Rico. Left: President Barack Obama talks with Kim Teehee, Senior Policy Advisor for Native American Affairs, in the Oval Office, April 26, 2012. Official White House Photo by Pete Souza Related Brazilian indigenous people speak out as Amazon fires rage stanley cup By Leo Correa, Mario Lobao, Anna Jean Kaiser, Associated Press Fqlo Viewer s Guide to the Iowa Caucuses
The number of young Americans in juvenile detention dropped by 77 percent over the last two decades, from more than 100,000 to just over 25,000, according to federal data published late last year. Despit af1 e this huge reduction due to changing laws and policies, experts say young people still face stubborn barriers that make it more difficult to successfully reenter society after their release from incarceration. Part of the whole initiation of the juvenile court system more than 100 years ago was to provide a path forward for young people to be rehabilitated, said Liz Ryan, administrator of the U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. In 2014, Ryan founded the Youth First Initiative, a national advocacy campaign that helped close youth prisons in six states and redirected more than $50 million to community-based alternatives to incarceration. She said her previous work outside the Biden administration informs her priority to serve young people at home and in their communities.Ryan spoke with the PBS NewsHours digital anchor, Nicole Ellis about the persistent challenges stacked against incarc stanley cup erated youth.Watch the conversation in the player above.The difficulty of getting a minors criminal record expunged or sealed is one of those hurdles, accordi adidas originals ng to Ryan, who explained that a clean record is integral to a young persons ability to move through life unhindered by stigma. Something that comes up in every single conversation with young people is that they need
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. AP 鈥?The Tribal Council of the Cherokee Nation has unanimously approved the newly elected chief selection to be the stanley cup tribe first-ever delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives.The Tahlequah, Oklahoma-based tribe says its 17-member council approved Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. pick of Kimberly Teehee during a special meeting on Thursday.Hosk stanley cup in announced earlier this month he intends to exercise for the first time the tribe right to a congressional delegate, which is outlined in treaties with the federal government.A Cherokee Nation citizen and former adviser to President Barack Obama, Teehee currently oversees government relations for the tribe and its business arm.Legal experts say the path to secure a tribal delegate would likely require congressional approval and be similar to those of island territories like Puerto Rico. Left: President Barack Obama talks with Kim Teehee, Senior Policy Advisor for Native American Affairs, in the Oval Office, April 26, 2012. Official White House Photo by Pete Souza Related Brazilian indigenous people speak out as Amazon fires rage stanley cup By Leo Correa, Mario Lobao, Anna Jean Kaiser, Associated Press Fqlo Viewer s Guide to the Iowa Caucuses
The number of young Americans in juvenile detention dropped by 77 percent over the last two decades, from more than 100,000 to just over 25,000, according to federal data published late last year. Despit af1 e this huge reduction due to changing laws and policies, experts say young people still face stubborn barriers that make it more difficult to successfully reenter society after their release from incarceration. Part of the whole initiation of the juvenile court system more than 100 years ago was to provide a path forward for young people to be rehabilitated, said Liz Ryan, administrator of the U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. In 2014, Ryan founded the Youth First Initiative, a national advocacy campaign that helped close youth prisons in six states and redirected more than $50 million to community-based alternatives to incarceration. She said her previous work outside the Biden administration informs her priority to serve young people at home and in their communities.Ryan spoke with the PBS NewsHours digital anchor, Nicole Ellis about the persistent challenges stacked against incarc stanley cup erated youth.Watch the conversation in the player above.The difficulty of getting a minors criminal record expunged or sealed is one of those hurdles, accordi adidas originals ng to Ryan, who explained that a clean record is integral to a young persons ability to move through life unhindered by stigma. Something that comes up in every single conversation with young people is that they need