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12/1/2021
Jeremy Loudenback
Illustration by Christine Ongjoco Dozens of young people locked up in California’s youth prison system have tested positive for COVID-19 — the latest outbreak at facilities that have struggled to prevent the spread of the deadly virus.
11/23/2021
Katarina Sayally
The organization Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice, or CURYJ, has been transforming lives in East Oakland for over a decade.
11/19/2021
The Imprint staff reports
One of the world’s best-known social welfare organizations, UNICEF, released two reports to make the case for nations to stop incarcerating children.
11/18/2021
Los Angeles County has averted the closure of its two juvenile halls, but must address new problems that surfaced in a recent inspection.
11/17/2021
Families with children in the justice system have been spared financial hardship after local policy changes ended juvenile justice fees.
11/11/2021
Shay House
Youth Voice Contributor Shay House asks: How can we throw children away, isolate them in cells and call it justice?
11/10/2021
Legal advocates for California’s juvenile justice-involved youth have filed a lawsuit against Fresno County for not welcoming public input in developing local plans for youth justice.
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11/8/2021
Adilia Watson
Police and private security have recently been posted outside Rochester City School District schools — an arrangement that could be extended pending a decision by school commissioners.
11/3/2021
Some people who were sentenced for crimes they committed when they were very young can now ask a judge for a second chance of sorts under a new law in New York state.
11/1/2021
Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, Jim Haddadin and Walter Smith Randolph
A recent tragedy in Connecticut has helped to make the state's recent run of youth justice reform a hot-button issue at election time.
