CJCJ in the News Apr 9, 2020
California jail watchdogs won’t keep track of COVID-19 cases in lockups. Activists want answers
The Sacramento Bee covers advocates’ calls for transparency in California’s local jails and juvenile halls, quoting CJCJ’s Brian Goldstein.
During the COVID-19 crisis, California must support youth at DJJ, Cameo House serves families in San Francisco, and advocates press for protections in jails and juvenile facilities.
An analytical essay by a high school student working with CJCJ explores the significance of the closure of San Francisco’s juvenile hall.
February News: CJCJ’s Next Generation Fellowship explores advocacy in Oakland, costs soar for California’s youth correctional system, and award for CJCJ staff supports children with incarcerated loved ones!
Blog Feb 18, 2020
CJCJ’s Renee Menart Receives Bay Area Inspire Award
CJCJ is pleased to announce that Communications and Policy Analyst, Renee Menart, has been selected as a recipient of the 2019 – 2020 Bay Area Inspire Award.