Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative

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.

Bart Lubow, the chief architect of the Baltimore-based Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI), announced today that he will soon enter a “period of semi-retirement.” Lubow, who has been with Casey for 22 years, informed colleagues in a letter that he would leave his position as director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group in “several months.”

Bart Lubow, the chief architect of the Baltimore-based Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI), announced today that he will soon enter a “period of semi-retirement.” Lubow, who has been with Casey for 22 years, informed colleagues in a letter that he would leave his position as director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group in “several months.”