The staffing crisis both jeopardizes the safety and well-being of employees and youth detainees.
People ages 18-25 are over-represented at every stage of the criminal legal system.
We’re spinning our wheels when court is our primary response to youth misbehavior.
“Why are we still pepper spraying other people's kids?" one juvenile justice advocate asked.
An upcoming bill could grant these youth their freedom, if they can be identified.
Adolescents are best influenced to change behaviors through a balance of incentives and sanctions.
GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, At-risk Girls/Youth, Safety, Women/Girls, Recidivism | Amount: Up to $525,000 | Deadline: Apr. 10, 2023
Connecticut has turned its troubled juvenile facilities into what federal officials have cited as exemplary national models. Staffing is up dramatically, in...
GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, Job/Career Training, Youth Justice, Workforce Development | Amount: Up to $100,000 | Deadline: Oct. 4, 2022 (LOI)
GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, System-involved Youth, Disadvantaged Youth, Youth in Poverty | Amount: Up to $900,000 | Deadline: May 17, 2022
Separate investigations by the federal Government Accountability Office and Department of Health and Human Services' inspector general that were launched in 2021,...
Nearly 25% of our population are teens and young adults in the most important developmental sprint of their lives. But rather than...