GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, At-risk/System-Involved Youth, Diversion, Youth Development, Community | Amount: Up to $800,000 | Deadline: July 8, 2024
The staffing crisis both jeopardizes the safety and well-being of employees and youth detainees.
We criminalize really every aspect of Black and brown adolescence, Henning says.
“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.
GRANT FOCUS: At-risk/Troubled Youth, System-involved Youth, Youth Homelessness, Youth Incarceration | Amount: Up to $600,000 | Deadline: Sept. 11, 2023
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.
People ages 18-25 are over-represented at every stage of the criminal legal system.
Girls accounted for 31% of arrested youth in 2019, up from 18% in 1990.
“Why are we still pepper spraying other people's kids?" one juvenile justice advocate asked.
GRANT FOCUS: Juvenile Justice, Youth Incarceration, Youth Welfare, Justice-involved Youth, Community | Amount: Up to $1,000,000 | Deadline: Apr. 11, 2023
An upcoming bill could grant these youth their freedom, if they can be identified.
The children have missed holidays, birthdays and funerals of loved ones.
The statistics are fueling proponents’ hopes of entirely eliminating juvenile detention centers.
Researchers at the Urban Institute discuss how three states reduced youth incarceration and implemented reforms through the trying times of the COVID...
A new report from The Sentencing Project discusses how youth incarceration rates across the country are being systemically undercounted and what the...
Surveillance video shows a Black 17-year-old struggling with staff at a Wichita juvenile center last fall before he died after he was...
The Sentencing Project discusses the latest data on racial disparities in youth incarceration across the country.
The Sentencing Project discusses the latest data on racial disparities in youth incarceration across the country.