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We've Moved to San Francisco's Mission District & More!
- Renee Menart, Aug 31, 2018
CJCJ’s new home ensures continued services to San Francisco communities, policy team supports youth advocacy at the California State Capitol, and CJCJ wins $1 million for homeless services with San Francisco partner organizations.
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Adventures for Youth, Sponsored Bill Success, and More!
- Jun 29, 2018
CJCJ youth take an exciting trip to California's Great America amusement park, Co-Sponsored bill to protect young children moves forward in the California Legislature, and an opportunity to support CJCJ’s transition to a new home.
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CJCJ’s Exciting Transition, New Fact Sheet, and More!
- Renee Menart, May 1, 2018
Cameo House upgrade project will bring CJCJ programs together, new fact sheet finds local juvenile facilities can absorb state system, and CJCJ youth joins peers at San Francisco’s Youth Advocacy Day.
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Success for Homeless Youth, New Report, and More!
- Renee Menart, Nov 30, 2017
CJCJ helps a young man transition to sustainable housing, a new report addresses disparities in youth prosecution as adults, and Cameo House staff hosts a Thanksgiving dinner.
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CJCJ sponsors youth justice reform legislation and more!
- Erica Webster, Mar 31, 2017
CJCJ co-sponsors youth justice reform legislation, youth clients take a deserved break from their demanding lives, and California sees a promising start to county juvenile facility reform.
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Pushing Back Against Alt-Facts and Focusing on California
- Feb 28, 2017
Daniel Macallair testifies before California Assembly committee; CJCJ authors two editorials in national news platforms; Implementing Proposition 57 and sentencing reform in 2017
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What's next for CJCJ and remembering Jose Aguilar
- Nov 30, 2016
CJCJ and Northern Calif. Service League remember Jose Aguilar; CJCJ offices expand into San Francisco's Mission neighborhood; and supporting alternatives to mass incarceration
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October News: New reports, a tour of DJJ & a youth client's success
- Oct 31, 2016
Two new reports focus on the future of youth justice in California, CJCJ staff tour California's northern youth correctional facilities, and we congratulate a youth client who is now a full-time student.
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CJCJ Director awarded Juvenile Advocate of the Year, plus new Prop 47 report!
- Oct 3, 2016
Prop 47 and Crime in 2015, CJCJ's Executive Director awarded Juvenile Advocate of the Year, and dedicated CJCJ youth mentors featured in a major news outlet.
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March newsletter: New Prop. 47 report, CASI updates & more!
- Mar 31, 2016
Is Prop. 47 to Blame for California's 2015 Increase in Urban Crime?; California Sentencing Institute now includes 2013 data; CJCJ's Matt Snope presents on unemployment after incarceration.
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Happy New Year from CJCJ!
- Dec 31, 2015
In this issue: CJCJ partnership creates a new resource for youth; After 30 years in prison, CJCJ client is balancing college and work; Direct service programs receive gifts and donations for families.
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November news from CJCJ
- Nov 30, 2015
In this issue: CJCJ voices concern about jail funding and Prop. 47 at the BSCC, Wraparound youth client is ready for a fresh start, and After the Doors Were Locked by Daniel Macallair is now available!
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August news from CJCJ
- Aug 31, 2015
CJCJ clients gain leadership skills and enjoy the outdoors; Realignment and crime in 2014: California's violent crime in decline; Youth of color visit state representatives to discuss key legislation
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May news from CJCJ
- May 31, 2015
The plummeting arrest rates of California's children; Patti Lee honored as a trailblazer of juvenile justice reform; and California leaders work to implement Prop 47.
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December News from CJCJ
- Dec 30, 2014
CJCJ helps spread holiday cheer; Executive Director Dan Macallair offers expertise on new justice show; CJCJ fights for rights of children visiting incarcerated parents
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November news from CJCJ
- Nov 26, 2014
Cameo House's new alternative sentencing program opens its doors; CJCJ releases new resource to help people get a fresh start; After Proposition 47: Following the Money
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October news from CJCJ
- Oct 31, 2014
October news: In memory of Roland Carey, director of youth housing program; Proposition 47 could generate significant cost savings for counties; For SF's formerly incarcerated, job opportunities in city beautification
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September news from CJCJ
- Sep 30, 2014
September news: Gov. Brown signs bills that may reduce incarceration in California; New CJCJ report analyzes impact of marijuana reform; Proposition 47 could generate significant cost savings for counties; Volunteers needed for new Cameo House playroom
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CJCJ Newsletter - AB 109 Realignment and crime: No statewide pattern
- Jan 31, 2014
New analysis of 2012 data shows no correlation between public safety realignment and crime, Cameo House in the news, and a thank you to our generous donors!
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CJCJ Newsletter - Thank you for a big year at CJCJ!
- Dec 16, 2013
CJCJ reflects on its transformation in 2013: new programs, award winning staff, and our new Director of Women's Services.
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CJCJ Newsletter - Interact with new 2012 juvenile justice data
- Nov 25, 2013
New 2012 youth crime data released, publication on a model youth justice program in Solano County, and our journal releases its Fall 2013 edition.
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CJCJ Newsletter - Saying goodbye to CJCJ's Supportive Living Program
- Oct 31, 2013
CJCJ's Supportive Living Program closes its doors and policy staff report on the ineffectiveness of curfews.
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CJCJ Newsletter - Tell the Governor to sign these bills!
- Sep 30, 2013
A run down of California's legislative session, SF's Due Process for All Ordinance, and a call for your support of Cameo House.
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CJCJ Newsletter - We can end the prison crisis safely
- Aug 30, 2013
Tell the Gov. you don't support prison expansion, attend the drug policy conference of the year, and read about the intersection of immigration and criminal justice.
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CJCJ Newsletter - Introducing our new mentoring program!
- Jul 31, 2013
This month CJCJ began providing mentoring services to youth in detention, and staff visited innovative post-Realignment programs in San Francisco and published an op-ed on SB 260.