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	"title": "Street Law 101: Youth Organizer Training",
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	"description": "Here’s a version specifically framed for Black youth, with more emphasis on the situations young people may actually face: police stops, curfew enforcement, Metro/public spaces, being asked for ID, and knowing what to do when friends are stopped. Street Law 101: Know Your Rights for Black Youth Sunday, October 25, 2026 2:00–5:00 PM Black Workers &amp;amp; Wellness Center, 2500 MLK Ave SE Black young people deserve to know how to protect themselves and each other. Join the D.C. COLLAB for a free, hands-on Know Your Rights workshop created for Black youth. We’ll break down what your rights are when dealing with police and law enforcement and practice what to do in situations young people actually face in D.C. We’ll talk about and practice: What to do if police stop or question you What police can - and cannot - make you do What happens if police ask for your name or ID Your rights around D.C.’s youth curfew and curfew stops What to know when dealing with police around Metro stations and other public spaces How to safely look out for, document, and support a friend who is stopped How to use and share Know Your Rights information with other young people This won’t just be us talking at you. We’ll practice real-life scenarios together so you can leave knowing what to say, what to do, and how to help protect yourself and your people. This training is part of building a People’s Self-Defense Network, young people, families, neighbors, and organizers learning how to keep each other safer and stand together against police abuse and state violence. No experience needed. Free food provided! Register at: [LINK]",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/events/street-law-101-youth-organizer-training"
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