The Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice for Young Women opened its doors in September 2007 to 78 girls who represent a variety of cultures and languages; 87% of them speak another language other than English at home. The school has decided to partner with NYU's Metro Center and supported with funding from the after-school corporation (TASC). Our Center will assist in the implementation of the school's after-school and Summer Links program in the following ways:

1) Hiring of site supervisor whose responsibilities would include
2) Recruiting and identifying approximately 10 undergraduate or graduate students to lead an after-school group that focuses on a specific
3) Securing space for UASCJ presentations and work space when necessary
4) Participating in studies and research about our school's structures and practices

NYU Metro Center welcomes this partnership and looks forward to working with the Urban Assembly for Criminal Justice for Young Women.