Dane County TimeBank In The News
Rethinking youth justice in the Madison Police DepartmentOct
17
2015
The Madison Police Department launched a citywide restorative justice program to help get Madison youth on the right track. A collaborative effort between MPD, YWCA Madison and Dane County TimeBank, this program will give youth between the ages of 12 and 16 a chance to resolve citations outside the courtroom for non-traffic violations like property damage, theft or disorderly... |
Dane County, Madison launch restorative justice program for youthSep
01
2015
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Local officials announce program to reduce disparities in criminal justice systemSep
01
2015
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The Creative Destruction of the US Prison Industrial Complex: We Can Do It!Jul
22
2015
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TimeBank creates space for serviceJun
13
2015
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Time Banks: A Tool for Restorative Justice and Community StrengthFeb
25
2015
By Stephanie Rearick writing in Bev Bell's blog |
Voting Rights and the Dane County TimebankFeb
07
2014
DCTB Member Outreach Coordinator Gary Messinger talks timebanking and seniors. His segment starts at 15:20. With some good discussion of how the Madison Senior Center uses the timebank as an organization. |
The Sharing Economy Is Here to StayDec
18
2013
by Grace Edquist |
Stephanie Rearick - Time Banking - CCS Conference 2013Oct
19
2013
Stephanie Rearick tells about her experience with Time Banking, and how we could share our knowledge about alternative currencies to reach a better world. Part of the CCS Community Currency Conference 2013 series. |
Dane County TimeBank wins MetLife Foundation Community-Police Partnership Award!Sep
04
2013
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