Juvenile In Justice

Posted in {title}, 2012-10-30

In his latest work, renowned photographer and researcher Richard Ross opens our eyes to the harsh realities of America’s juvenile justice system. For his new book,” Juvenile In Justice,” Ross photographed and interviewed more than 1,000 youths over a five-year period, in juvenile detention facilities across the country. The result is powerful and haunting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia talks with Ross, a professor of art at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Learn about the Juvenile-in-Justice photography project, including the book, exhibits and collaborators.

See numerous captioned photographs from Richard Ross’s photographic exploration of the juvenile justice system in America.

CBS - 48 Hours special on the Juvenile In Justice photo project.

Information about Richard Ross, Department of Art, University of California Santa Barbara

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