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Amicus Brief: Proposed ICE Detention Center in Romulus, MI

ECF No. 21-1, An Amicus Brief filed by the ACLU of MI, MIRC, MI Poder and DJC in opposition to the proposed ICE Detention Center in Romulus, MI.
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Statement: Passports Revoked Due to Child Support Debt

Every U.S. citizen should be eligible for a valid passport regardless of their ability to pay their debts.
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Happy 8th Birthday, DJC!

Every year, we celebrate DJC’s birthday together, reflect on where we’ve been as an organization, and this year, we’ve updated our Defund DPD and Wayne County Jail infographics!
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The Power of We

A Letter from DJC Board Member Gregory McKenzie &  April Friendraiser Update at Alkebu-lan Village
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Tell Detroit City Council to Defund DPD!

we are encouraging our supporters in Detroit to weigh in on the March 30th public budget hearing at 5 pm. We've drafted some language for you to contact your city councilor.
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Meet Our 2026–27 Formerly Incarcerated Artist in Residence

Detroit-based multidisciplinary artist, musician, and poet Cozine Welch joins the Detroit Justice Center to develop No More Heroes: a visionary performance work about what freedom really looks like in the body, long after the bars are gone.
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Indigenous Thinking has Answers for Restorative Justice

What if we broke out of the institutional mindset and looked to Indigenous philosophies to inform Restorative Justice alternatives?
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Solutions for Women’s Huron Valley from Women Serving Long Time at WHV

An open letter from women serving long time at the Huron Valley Women's prison about how to improve the conditions at the prison and also significantly reduce the population inside the prison in order to make conditions safer.
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Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win!

Last November, DJC launched our 2025 year-end fundraising campaign—Dare to Struggle, Dare to Win. We’re deeply grateful to share that, with your support, we hit our goal and have already begun putting these funds to work in service of local movements fighting for liberation.
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