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3/18/2024
Jeremy Loudenback
Longtime advocate for incarcerated youth Barry Krisberg died last month, but his work to overhaul juvenile justice continues to inform systemic reforms nationwide.
Opinion
Robin Campbell
Robin Campbell argues that the use of the term "accountability" as a watchword in youth justice policy is problematic
3/12/2024
Nigel Duara
The California Supreme Court last week upheld limits on when young people convicted of serious crimes are eligible for parole hearings.
2/29/2024
Voting drives are visible across California, but less seen are the state's ramped-up efforts to reach eligible voters in juvenile halls.
2/15/2024
Months after a state regulator shut down its juvenile halls, LA County is again being slammed for housing youth in substandard conditions.
2/9/2024
Adilia Watson, Michael Fitzgerald and Jeremy Loudenback
The first-ever policy requires pre-trial juvenile facilities to train staff to act quickly with life-saving medications.
1/23/2024
John Kelly
Strategies for Youth (SFY) is one of the few organizations in the country focused on the true front door of the juvenile justice system: interactions between youth and law enforcement officers.
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1/17/2024
Sara Tiano
Federal officials are calling on states to eliminate juvenile justice-related fines and fees charged to families.
1/8/2024
Adilia Watson
Under a new law in New York, the records of young people who have faced family court for minor misbehavior will be expunged at age 21.
11/21/2023
A report by California legal advocates finds “chronic absenteeism” is apparent — even when teens are locked up.