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7/27/2022
Jeremy Loudenback
Apprenticeships offer a pathway to stable careers, and California is supporting the expansion of programs for vulnerable young adults.
7/19/2022
Adilia Watson
All children are entitled to an education in the U.S., but a recent study shows how that promise often falls short when kids are locked up.
7/13/2022
Madison Hunt and Adilia Watson
Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, who presides over New York's courts, announced her resignation early this week.
7/8/2022
Jolie McCullough, The Texas Tribune
Texas’ juvenile detention system has shut its doors and won’t accept any new kids because it is “hemorrhaging” staff, and officials fear they can’t ensure the safety of the nearly 600 youths already in their custody.
6/30/2022
The nonprofit SNUG helps prevent community violence and promote healing by working directly with young people.
6/28/2022
On Friday, Los Angeles County will launch its Department of Youth Development, amid criticism that investment in community-based efforts to keep young people out of the justice system has been too limited.
6/27/2022
Nell Bernstein
California's plan to close youth prisons includes investments in local juvenile halls, which critics say aren't rehabilitative or preventative.
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6/21/2022
Byrhonda Lyons
As California dismantles its youth prison system, the governor and unions strike a deal to pay out retention bonuses capping at $50,000.
6/17/2022
The Imprint staff reports
New Hampshire could be on the cusp of reforming its restraint and isolation practices in residential treatment facilities for youth.
6/14/2022
A a policy brief released on Tuesday looks at ways prosecutors can adopt successful practices from Germany's juvenile justice system.