CJCJ’s Antonia Cartwright discusses the positive impact of sealing juvenile records in a recent Juvenile Justice Information Exchange Op-ed.
CJCJ’s Antonia Cartwright discusses the positive impact of sealing juvenile records in a recent Juvenile Justice Information Exchange Op-ed.
Apr 22, 2014
Why not a war on child poverty?
Senior Research Fellow Mike Males is featured in Reuters discussing youth crime and poverty.
Blog Apr 22, 2014
To Seal or Not To Seal – California Taking a Progressive Approach to Sealing Juvenile Records
CJCJ’s Gabrielle Marchand analyzes recent legislation for California’s justice-involved youth, which provides them with a clean slate and ample opportunities for future success
Blog Apr 15, 2014
New Lenses for Positive Change
CJCJ’s Katrina Han discusses the need for thoughtful and deliberate juvenile justice intervention strategies.
The North Coast Journal explores the importance about pre-sentence investigation reports. Execuvite Director, Daniel Macallair, discusses this in detail in the article.
Public safety issues are especially challenging given the state’s ongoing prison overcrowding crisis and the ever-evolving juvenile justice system. Yet, 2014 already brings some exceptional juvenile justice legislation that is worthy of recognition and support.
Blog Apr 2, 2014
Why Statistical Bigotry Is Just Bigotry, Round 2
Chronicle columnist Chip Johnson shows once again how statistics are misused to justify prejudicial policing
CJCJ’s Executive Director Dan Macallair highlights the need for local community-based service organizations.
The Innovative Concept Academy in St. Louis City, Missouri shows how one powerful idea can come to life when you are willing to think outside the box and challenge the status quo.
CJCJ’s March Newsletter
Girls growing up face hurdles concerning gender identity and this bears directly to what they face upon entering the juvenile justice system.