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10/25/2023
Sabrina Catherine Abong
If there is a person who is there for juvenile justice-impacted youth, they will likely believe in themselves more, writes Sabrina Abong.
10/19/2023
Susanti Sarkar and Adilia Watson
Dozens of youth and advocates gathered in the Bronx to voice support for two pivotal youth justice bills headed to the state Legislature.
10/17/2023
Michael Fitzgerald
A prominent attorney’s book argues that, contrary to their therapeutic reputation, family courts have long dished “punishments by other names.”
9/26/2023
Jacqueline Robles
Native youth are overrepresented in state and federal juvenile justice systems where they endure harsh treatment, writes Jacqueline Robles.
9/20/2023
Nell Bernstein
Inocencio died in July after three decades of publishing writing and art from inside California juvenile halls and beyond.
9/14/2023
John Kelly
Michaela Pommells will lead the collaborative, founded by the current head of juvenile justice policy for the Biden administration.
9/7/2023
Max Whittaker and Brian Rinker
Bad timing and a stint in juvenile detention prevented Matthew and Terrick from accessing resources offered to their youngest brother, Joseph.
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8/30/2023
Adilia Watson
Dozens gathered in Rochester, New York, at a rare meeting of parents, community service providers, and attorneys to discuss juvenile justice.
8/14/2023
Opinion
Miriam Aroni Krinsky, Joey Orduña Hastings and Mary Ann Scali
Authors argue that the fees and costs put on youth involved in the juvenile system are unjust and ineffective
8/8/2023
Loe Renee
To stop the cycle of foster care and juvenile justice is to first understand how the cycle begins, writes Loe Renee.