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In this newsletter: A local nonprofit makes new efforts to curb the overcriminalization of Pittsburgh youth. Thousands of Allegheny County transit riders begin receiving free, discounted transit cards.

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Gwen's Girls builds caring connections to cut down on juvenile justice referrals in Allegheny County

A new initiative by the nonprofit organization will work on community intervention and prevention while providing support to Pittsburgh students.

NOT TO MISS

Thousands in Allegheny County begin getting free, discounted transit cards

After one year, the county will analyze how free and discounted fares impacted communities and households.

Apply today for the top-ranked Pitt School of Social Work — world-class faculty, community-engaged research and curriculum, centered on social justice. Transform the world. Learn more here: https://www.socialwork.pitt.edu/msw

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