A Jeanne Site
A Jeanne Site
California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Latest update: January 14, 2000
Faculty on the Site.
- Art and Crime Resources
- Child Labor Resources
- Children at Risk Resources
- Educating for Peace Resources
- Girls at Risk Resouces
- Intersection of Color and Violence Resources
- Juvenile Court Resources
- Juvenile Justice Statistics Resources
- Kids, School, and Weapons Resources
- Violent Children Resources
- Links Waiting to Go Up
- Juvenile Justice Journal, Vol. VI, Number 1, October 1999
Special Edition on Girls. Link added January 14, 2000.- Latina Gang Girls
- How the Global Economy Promotes Child Labor by Robert A. Senser
Don't miss the poignant picture of Ali of Bangladesh.
Link added January 14, 2000.- 'They Need the Work,' But Why Little Boys and Girls?
Link added January 14, 2000.- International Child Labor Study Office Bureau of International Labor Affairs, U.S. DOL (1993- )
Link added January 14, 2000.- WSSA Paper on Child Labor
Link added January 24, 2000.- Links on Child Labor
Link added February 4, 2000.
- Juvenile Justice Journal, Vol. VI, Number 2
on Juvenile Court, 100th anniversary. Articles available in PDF form or text form. Link added January 14, 2000.- The Children's Court Centennial Communications Project Justice Policy Institute, Success Stories. Link added January15, 2000.
- Criminal Justice Statistics Sourcebook Online
Link added January 31, 2000.- Latina Gang Girls
- An Urban Ethnography of Latino Street
- Black Males, Ages 14-24, as Percent of Homicide Offenders, Victims, Population
from Cox's study on Trends in Juvenile Violence.
Link added January 14, 2000.- Jaime Shepherd's Response to Race, Black Men, and the Law
A Discussion Thread on Dear Habermas.
Link added January 14, 2000.- Something to Ponder: Gangs, Cliques and Social Justice
Tavis Smiley. Link added May 23, 1999.
- Weapons at School
Check the statistics on Los Angeles - scroll down to district tables.
Link added January 14, 2000.
Tales from the Hellmouth
Tales from public schools. Link added February 18, 2000.
- "Forgive-and-Forget Approach Won't Halt Juvenile Crime"
Courts Must Distinguish Between First-Time Offenders and Chronic Predators
Newpaper account by T. Markus Funk in St. Louis Post-Dispatch, June 10, 1997, at 7B. Has gained in importance since the Littleton disaster.
Link checked January 14, 2000.- "The Dangers of Hiding Criminal Pasts"
1998 article by T. Marcus Funk on expungement of juvenile records and its effect on violent offenders.
Link called to my attention by Prof. Funk and added here June 22, 1999. Link checked January 14, 2000.- Checklist for Psychopathic Behavior
T.J. O'Connor's Site. Link checked Kanuary 24, 2000.- Review of Kellerman's Savage Spawn
Kellerman, a child psychologist, takes a very strong position
against the "forgive-and-forget" approach with violent child crime.
Link added here June 22, 1999.- Travis Smiley's Comment on Cliques and Gangs
Need to add Eric's statement on black trenchcoats. Link added January 15, 2000.- Cries Unheard: Why Children Kill: The Story of Mary Bell by Gitta Sereny
- Children Who Kill by Paul Cavadino
"This publication looks at cases where children have murdered, from the tragic Mary Bell and Jamie Bulger cases to events worldwide."Review of Sereny's story of Mary Bell, and discussion of Jamie Bulger.
The James Bulger case se also Killers appeal
- Articles by Dr. Helen Smith See also Violence Links
- Facts on Children Who Kill by Dr. Helen Smith
- Art Crimes: The Writing on the Wall
Current site for Art Crimes. Be sure to look at some of the photos under USA for Los Angeles. Notice that by clicking on the pink framed photo you are presented with a much larger photo.- In connection with the Art Crimes site be sure to look at the Georgia Tech Server message. Can you imagine the discourse that preceded that message?
National Graffiti Information Network This site takes the perspective of cities and property owners to the defacing of property involved in graffiti. Note how the art message is completely lost, as would be the art were it not for the graffiti sites. Hannah Arendt (a philosopher, and, yes, a woman) says that humans as makers represent the highest form of the expression of human life.
Keith Haring Subway Drawings spent his whole life drawing for the public, in the New York subways. How is it structurally violent to deny a forum to an artist? And how can a poor artist reach a forum?
Keith Haring at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Review on Haring's Art
Scroll down to Galloway's Art in America article from 1991. It's a link.Keith Haring: Made in Germany by David Galloway "Haring's vision was rarely so blithe and never so simplistic as his detractors suggested. The 'simple ritualistic, iconic experience' which was the goal of his work never excluded an awareness of fear and aggression and death-elements frequently represented and thereby exorcised in primitive art. Haring argued that 'the contemporary artist has a responsibility to continue celebrating humanity,' but 'celebration' does not merely imply a carefree festival; it also means, as in the eucharistic rites, a solemn, reflective occasion. That implicit duality, present in Haring's work from the start, is the reason why we look again at even his simplest ideograms, and it is why they strike a seemingly universal chord. The fact that they appeal to children as well as adults may indicate, to some guardians of cultural propriety, that Haring is not an artist to be taken seriously. One might as well raise the same myopic objection to Mark Twain and Huckleberry Finn." (Art in America, March 1991, page 163)
- Keith Haring site
My personal favorite is the Morphs. Click on the Morphs icon; then click on the central image. Once the Haring baby appears click on the baby and the morphs will appear. As each one stabilizes, click again, and it morphs to a new shape.- London Graffitifrom London Graffiti, Issue 1, first painting. London Graffiti. Read the important notice on the right people. Forums! Whose got the forum?
Peace, Youth, and West Side Story for interactive project
Check peclist from March 2, 2000
Cat Scan - First Set of Images
Tales from the Hellmouth
Tales from public schools. Link added February 18, 2000.
James, and the Importance of Someone to Believe in Me
Raised by Wolves: Runaway Children
Two stories
You'll need Quick Time to view the movies, but you can read the stories without it.Link added January 15, 2000.
Fairy Tales and Violence.
Teaching Conflict Resolution: An Effective School-Based Approach to Violence Prevention
Northridge Study on Latino Gangs
