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5/5/2022
John Kelly
Liz Ryan, the founder of Youth First Initiative and the Campaign for Youth Justice, has been appointed by President Joe Biden to lead the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP).
5/2/2022
The Imprint staff reports
In Utah, three state laws will soon take effect that focus on youth — two pertaining to juvenile justice and child welfare, and a third regarding mental health.
4/20/2022
Jeremy Loudenback
In its initial budget, Los Angeles County is pledging nearly $16 million next year to provide paying jobs and internships to young people.
1/26/2022
Edgar Cahn, who built one of D.C.’s first juvenile diversion programs around his concept of “time banking,” has passed away at the age of 86.
1/25/2022
Marion Mattingly, who helped develop congressional support for the first federal policy on juvenile justice, passed away on Dec. 31 at the age of 92.
1/6/2022
Deddtrease Edwards
Young people who leave the child welfare or juvenile justice systems often face significant challenges, writes Deddtrease Edwards.
12/30/2021
New York Mayor-elect Eric Adams has appointed Jess Dannhauser, the former CEO of major child welfare provider Graham Windham, to serve as his commissioner of the Administration for Children’s Services.
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12/29/2021
Adilia Watson
Through restorative justice circles, New York's Randolph Academy wants to help kids find a better way forward.
12/28/2021
Millions of federal grant dollars are going out the door before the end of the year to support youth and help enhance equity in the juvenile justice system, the Department of Justice announced last week.
12/23/2021
A national campaign has been launched to push back against the practice of issuing fines and fees to the families of youth involved in the juvenile justice system.
