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EMI’s “Egress Youth  Diversion”

Our Project

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ABOUT EMI EGRESS YOUTH DIVERSION PROGRAM

The EMI Egress Youth Diversion Program provides intervention and prevention services for pre-adjudicated and nonviolent adjudicated youth. Adjudication is the legal process where a judge determines if a juvenile has committed an offense. A pre-adjudication conference allows the juvenile, their attorney, and the prosecutor to discuss the case and explore alternatives before a court ruling. The EMI Egress Youth Diversion Program supports these youth by providing structured programs to meet court requirements, prevent further offenses, and promote positive decision-making. Prevention services are for students whose behavior, while not requiring court involvement, indicates a need for intervention. EMI partners with schools to offer an alternative for suspended students, reducing time out of the classroom while teaching essential life, social, and coping skills. This approach aims to prevent repeated suspensions and further justice system involvement. The EMI Egress Youth Diversion is the only agency in Bernalillo County offering specialized services tailored to prevent youth involvement in the justice system. The program also supports families, ensuring a broader impact on long-term stability and success.

Creating Destiny

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The mission of the Creating Destiny 2025 Workshops was to inspire and empower middle school students to envision their futures & recognize their potential on a journey of personal growth and development.Through a five-day workshop series and field-trip-style experience facilitated by Deyonka Brown of The Be Made Whole Movement, students explored topics centered on Empowerment & Self-Discovery, Creativity & Expression, Wellness & Wellbeing, and Career Inspiration & Community. The program encouraged students to build self-awareness, explore their strengths, and connect their personal goals with future opportunities.

I.S.S.P.

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The 2026 Inspire Social Success Project (ISSP) was a three-part workshop series designed for teens participating in the Albuquerque Black Student Union. Facilitated by Deyonka Brown of The Be Made Whole Movement, ISSP focused on empowering youth to strengthen their social skills, build confidence, and develop the tools needed to create safer, healthier, and more connected communities.

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Thoughtfully designed for meaningful and lasting impact, ISSP provided teens with valuable resources, practical skills, and supportive connections to help them lead healthy, confident, and purpose-driven lives.

Contact Us

1520 Bridge Blvd SW

Albuquerque, NM 87105

505-948-4832

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