A new report uses results from a national survey of students to discuss the experiences they have with police in their schools.
Black and brown students are caught in a system that does not educate or rehabilitate them. We punish them for their failure...
The Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center releases a new report discussing the stark inequities facing black girls in the Florida juvenile justice...
The Juvenile Law Center discusses the oft-overlooked role that municipal courts play in harming the prospects of American youth through unnecessary incarcerations...
The Sentencing Project releases a new report discussing how stark racial disparities in the juvenile justice system remain relatively unchanged even as...
Who are youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)? The population of youth with IDD is vast. In 2018-19, the number of...
Human Rights for Kids takes a comprehensive look at the basic legal framework protecting the rights of justice-involved youth across the country...
Bibb County District Attorney David Cooke first heard about school-justice partnerships five years ago on the other side of the country, at...
A new report from the Sentencing Project discusses how the juvenile justice system has responded to COVID-19 and makes a number of...
This new brief from the Council of State Governments (CSG) Justice Center discusses findings from an unprecedented research study on the impact...
A new report analyzes racial and ethnic data at state-level youth justice agencies, documenting how inconsistent data categories and reporting result in...
The Youth Justice Research Collaborative releases a policy brief outlining how Raise the Age has been implemented in NYC since being signed...
The Juvenile Law Center publishes a comprehensive review of youth sex offender registration laws around the country, discussing how harmful and ineffective...
The Annie E. Casey foundation makes the case for significant expansion of the use of diversion to avoid formally prosecuting low-risk juvenile...
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The presence of law enforcement in schools has been a controversial issue for decades. Rather than preventing crime, SROs have been linked...
Transitioning out of juvenile justice is already laborious for many young people. It’s infinitely more difficult during a global pandemic. “They’re literally...
“We don’t know how many students are casualties of a racist system, in which they are punished for being in their bodies,...
The Urban Institute releases a guide which brings together research on the unique needs of emerging adults and outlines the best strategies...
The Bureau of Justice statistics releases the most current figures on youth-reported instances of sexual victimization during incarceration at juvenile detention facilities...