Dane County TimeBank In The News
Madison Tries "Homeless Court"Feb
07
2016
Municipal Court Judge Dan Koval and nonprofits Dane County TimeBank, YWCA Madison and Operation Welcome Home and other partners are helping homeless folks reduce their court fines or have them dismissed through a pilot “homeless court,” if they stay out of trouble and get help improving their lives. |
The Creative Destruction of the US Prison Industrial Complex: We Can Do It!Jan
04
2016
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Mamas, don’t let your babies grow up to be rock starsNov
25
2015
Efforts are underway to help local musicians survive in a tough market by Laura Jones |
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. |