GRANT FOCUS: Youth Justice, Juvenile Justice, Youth Incarceration, Minority Youth | Amount: Unspecified | Deadline: Ongoing
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights investigates school discipline policies and practices across the nation which adversely and disproportionately affect students of...
Sarah Bryer, executive director of the National Juvenile Justice Network (NJJN) since its inception in 2005, recently announced that she is leaving...
GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, Reentry, Juvenile/Youth Offenders, Education, Job Training | Amount: Up to $750,000 | Deadline: June 24, 2019
John D. Etchemendy is the new director of the family violence and domestic relations program at the National Council of Juvenile and...
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention uses data from three different national collections to provide a summary of the current...
Karen Baynes-Dunning is the interim president and CEO of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) after its board voted unanimously to name...
The Urban Institute identifies and discusses proven, effective and innovative strategies for investment in community-based programs and tools to help justice-involved youth...
By the age of 17, David Vanwetter had been in and out of detention perhaps a dozen times.
The Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice provides a comprehensive reentry guide for juvenile justice and social service practitioners which offers information...
Subject: Juvenile Justice, Youth Justice, Workforce Development | Deadline: May 8, 2019 | Amount: Up to $650,000
The ACLU takes a look at newly released Dept. of Education data showing the numbers of social workers, nurses, and psychologists in...
The fight against youth homelessness drags on and on. It is not that the fighters are no match for a seemingly intractable...
Galit Lipa recently joined the Public Welfare Foundation as its new youth justice program director. She will now lead its youth justice...
Medical sociologist Eric Wright’s work has taken him into parks, abandoned buildings, shelters and other places off the beaten path.
They’re on our streets. In our schools and colleges. They’ve probably taken your fast-food order. But you wouldn’t know it.
In 2013, the Wyoming Afterschool Alliance (WYAA) became interested in understanding the school-to-prison pipeline based on the alarming statistics that we were...
Like it or not, cops in schools are here to stay. The question is: How do we do it right? An important...
Stephanie Gendell has joined New York City’s Administration for Children Services (ACS) as a leader of an affairs team overseen by ACS...
This report published by CFYJ shows how, despite reforms, black youth disproportionately end up in the adult justice system and what can...