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The Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance
is dedicated to stopping the criminalization of children and youth. The Alliance works to reduce the number of children and youth entering the juvenile and criminal justice system; and advocates a safe, effective, and fair system for those involved.
Beyond Bars:
Keeping Young People Safe at Home and Out of Youth Prisons
Walk in Our Shoes:
Youth Share their Ideas for Changing Connecticut’s Juvenile Justice System
Doing better by our youth:
News
The Girls’ Report: How young women want to change the juvenile justice system9.6.17
Wonder of a Woman: Streaming video9.6.17
Think Outside the Walls:
Credible Messengers5.10.17
Think Outside the Walls:
Public Safety3.18.17
Think Outside the Walls:
LGBTQ Youth · Girls10.6.16
Think Outside the Walls: New issue brief on helping high-need youth succeed10.6.16
Commitment: CTJJA report on serving committed delinquent youth better9.14.16
ED Abby Anderson says budget cuts threaten JJ reforms6.14.16
Alliance Makes Strong Case for Second Chance5.31.16
Facts and Figures on Connecticut’s Juvenile Justice System (updated data) 5.18.16
CTJJA deputy director talks about the overuse of arrests in schools3.26.16
Poll finds support for juvenile justice reform3.9.16
CTJJA explains why plan to raise the age to 21 makes sense1.4.16
Training School to Close in 201812.11.15
Events
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