Fact Sheet Jan 25, 2024
Is San Francisco a Model for Modernizing Juvenile Justice in Today’s Era of Sharply Reduced Youth Crime?
Since 2010, San Francisco has augmented its drop in youth arrests to produce a much larger decline in youth incarcerations than occurred elsewhere in California.
Newsletter Nov 15, 2023
Crime, Especially Homicide, Declines in California Cities in First Half of 2023
CJCJ Senior Research Fellow, Mike Males, Ph.D., analyzes the latest FBI crime data, finding that both property and violent crime rates fell in California cities in the first half of 2023.
Newsletter Nov 14, 2023
CJCJ’s Fall 2023 Newsletter
CJCJ’s fall newsletter covers our Voter Restoration Project, Cameo House news, CJCJ hosting a panel and screening at SFSU, and our employee spotlight.
Newsletter Oct 3, 2023
CJCJ’s End of Summer Newsletter
CJCJ’s end of summer newsletter. In this issue: CJCJ media highlights, youth-coach-ups for state meetings, technical assistance support in Kings County investigation, and more!
An investigation on Kings County Juvenile Center and their treatment of young people with disabilities in their care.
Blog Aug 18, 2023
Don’t Blame Criminal Justice Reforms for Crime Increases During the COVID Pandemic — The Trends Are Dramatically Different
Californians are safer from crime today than in nearly all previous years of documentable history.
A research memo on the effects of parental incarceration on children from Shahil Pal. Pal is an Arthur Liman Fellow with the Policy and Communications Team at CJCJ.
CJCJ in the News Aug 16, 2023
Cameo House featured on KTVU2 Fox News
Cameo House’s alternative sentencing, transitional housing program featured on KTVU2 Fox News. Successful program participants and program director Rebecca Jackson highlighted.
CJCJ’s August newsletter in this issue: CJCJ releases final DJJ report on the eve of its closure, Next Generation Fellowship 2023 cohort graduation, presenting on youth crime trends, and more!
On the life and legacy of SF’s David Inocencio, a statement from his family.
Jul 28, 2023
California State Youth Detention Facilities Are Closed. What Happens to Incarcerated Youth Now?
Daniel Macallair as a guest on KQED’s Forum on the closure of California’s Division of Juvenile Justice, and the path ahead of us.
An attendee’s perspective on Quest for Democracy’s (Q4D) annual event at the California State Capitol in Sacramento, CA.