We actively promote our work in the media to challenge stigma, raise awareness, and advocate for systemic change in the youth justice system.
IN THE MEDIA We actively promote our work in the media to challenge stigma, raise awareness, and advocate for systemic change in the youth justice system. US IN THE MEDIA . We actively promote our work in the media to challenge negative stereotypes about young people with justice system involvement, raise public awareness about the root causes of youth incarceration, and advocate for meaningful, systemic change within the youth justice system. By sharing real stories of transformation and resilience, we aim to shift public perception and influence policy toward more inclusive, rehabilitative approaches. SBS News 'Rock bottom redemption': The gym where you'll be trained by ex-prisoners UNSW UNSW partners with Confit Pathways Roots of Change Confit Pathways is a youth mentoring organisation where all the mentors have lived experience of the justice system. ABC News NSW fitness program for young people in jail helping them to see 'another life is possible' Channel 7 News Inmates at Wagga's juvenile jail have been put through their paces with a visit from personal trainers. Justice Hub Confit Pathways: Empowering young people through fitness, mentorship, and community to break the cycle of recidivism. LVL:AZN convict to confit, the journey from crime syndicates to social enterprise, mentorship & breaking stigmas ft. joe kwon ABC News Tackling recidivism by providing ongoing mentoring for young people when they leave custody. Waratah Education Foundation The program is delivered by mentors with lived prison experience. AUS Active Awards 2023 Winners Announced Men's Health How This Ex-Con Is Using Fitness To Set Men Free