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LIVE from the Launch of the EXiT: Executives Transforming Probation and Parole Initiative

August 19, 2019 Jeremy Loudenback Comments Off on LIVE from the Launch of the EXiT: Executives Transforming Probation and Parole Initiative

   Today in San Francisco, more than 50 current and former probation and parole chiefs have signed on to a new initiative designed to reduce the number of adults who are under supervision in […]

Juvenile Justice

To Build a Positive Youth Justice System, Follow These Three Steps

February 28, 2019 David Muhammad Comments Off on To Build a Positive Youth Justice System, Follow These Three Steps

The juvenile justice system has proven to be ineffective, harmful and excessively expensive. Overwhelming evidence shows that involvement in the juvenile justice system in and of itself produces negative outcomes for young people. When the […]

Child Welfare

California’s Sweeping Group Home Reform Falters Without Key Supports for Youth

February 14, 2019 Jeremy Loudenback Comments Off on California’s Sweeping Group Home Reform Falters Without Key Supports for Youth

Early one Saturday morning in September, Jacob McCleary, then 15, got into his aunt and uncle’s van, headed for the Santa Fe Springs office of the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services […]

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Amber Evans, a Rising Star in Juvenile Justice Advocacy, is Still Missing

February 13, 2019 John Kelly Comments Off on Amber Evans, a Rising Star in Juvenile Justice Advocacy, is Still Missing

Since 2015, Amber Evans has been a key face and driving force behind state and local juvenile justice reform in Ohio. That work was rewarded when the organization she worked for, the Juvenile Justice Coalition […]

Politics

Massachusetts Juvenile Justice Reform Could Shield 18-Year-Olds From Adult Courts

November 30, 2017 Michael Fitzgerald Comments Off on Massachusetts Juvenile Justice Reform Could Shield 18-Year-Olds From Adult Courts

Massachusetts could soon become the first state in the union to raise the age of jurisdiction above 18. The state’s House of Representatives this week, and Senate last month, passed by wide margins different versions of a […]

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If House Really Wants Role on Juvenile Justice Reform, It Has Options

June 23, 2017 John Kelly Comments Off on If House Really Wants Role on Juvenile Justice Reform, It Has Options

A subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing yesterday entitled “Juvenile Justice Reform in the Modern Era.” They heard from juvenile justice officials in Georgia (Joe Vignati), Indiana (Devon McDonald), Liz Ryan of […]

Child Welfare

Santa Barbara Mulls Hiring Child Protection Overseer

March 29, 2016 Daniel Heimpel Comments Off on Santa Barbara Mulls Hiring Child Protection Overseer

On April 5, a task force created to improve Santa Barbara’s tiny child welfare system will deliver county supervisors a slate of recommendations aimed at ensuring that no children “fall between the cracks.” The Santa Barbara […]

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Child Fatality Commission Criticized from Inside and Out

January 22, 2016 John Kelly 1

After $4 million, 13 public listening sessions and eight deliberation meetings (many over the phone), the Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities is closing in on adoption of final recommendations for the Obama […]

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Live from NPJS: Day Four of Juvenile Justice Conference Week

October 1, 2015 John Kelly Comments Off on Live from NPJS: Day Four of Juvenile Justice Conference Week

Greetings from the Iron City! As Youth Services Insider and other attendees of the National Partnership for Juvenile Services Symposium head out of town, Steelers and Ravens fans are pouring in for tonight’s game. Click here […]

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Live from NPJS: Day Three of Juvenile Justice Conference Week

September 30, 2015 John Kelly Comments Off on Live from NPJS: Day Three of Juvenile Justice Conference Week

Greetings from Pittsburgh! From the desert heat of Phoenix, we descend out of the sky on rainy Iron City for the National Partnership for Juvenile Services (NPJS) annual symposium. This is leg two of Youth […]

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