Stories from the Inside
Desi grew up with older cousins who were involved in crime, in a neighbourhood where gangs were cool. He was taken away at a young age from his parents who struggled with alcoholism, and like many Aboriginal families, separated from his sisters. Desi got into petty crime at a young age, and was on track to join the vast majority of young incarcerated Aboriginal boys at WA's juvenile detention centre, who come from a background of inter-generational trauma and institutionalised racism. But something happened to Desi that changed his life's trajectory. This is his story. To join the campaign for a better Western Australian youth justice system head to www.socialreinvestmentwa.org.au.
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