“The state opened up Pandora’s box and now we’re trying to manage this disaster.”
A report finds widening racial and geographic inequities in youth detention since the pandemic.
Reversing America’s continuing overreliance on incarceration will require two sets of complementary reforms.
At least 32,359 individuals are in U.S. prisons because of crimes committed as children.
An upcoming bill could grant these youth their freedom, if they can be identified.
David Ball is among roughly 150 former staffers who are implicated by former residents.
Non-felony offenses accounted for two out of three arrests of juvenile girls in Florida, according to “The Justice for Girls Blueprint: The...
Researchers at the Urban Institute discuss how three states reduced youth incarceration and implemented reforms through the trying times of the COVID...
GRANT FOCUS: Youth Welfare, Youth Safety, Sexual Abuse, Juvenile Justice, Youth Detention, Victim Services | Amount: Up to $750,000 | Deadline: May...
A new report from The Sentencing Project discusses how youth incarceration rates across the country are being systemically undercounted and what the...
A new report from the Sentencing Project discusses how the juvenile justice system has responded to COVID-19 and makes a number of...
The Annie E. Casey foundation makes the case for significant expansion of the use of diversion to avoid formally prosecuting low-risk juvenile...
As the number of youth incarcerated across the country continues to falls significantly due to successful juvenile justice reform initiatives, the Urban...
As the holidays approach, we often forget there are so many youth who are detained, in placement or simply away from their...
This new report from the National Institute of Justice and the Harvard Kennedy School summarizes the ways in which the nation's current...