The Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance (CTJJA) was launched in November 2001 as a collaborative effort of the Center for Children’s Advocacy, Connecticut Voices for Children, RYASAP, and The Tow Foundation.
The mission of the Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance is to reduce the number of children and youth entering the juvenile and criminal justice system, and advocate a safe, effective, and fair system for those involved.
News
Editorial: Stemming the tide of school-based arrests 1.3.12
How to Catch Lightning in a Bottle: The Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance’s First 10 years 9.26.11
Three Strategies for Changing Juvenile Justice 9.12.11
Addressing Collateral Consequences of Convictions for Young Offenders 8.18.11
Facts and Figures on Connecticut’s Juvenile Justice System (updated) 7.13.11
Juvenile Justice Reform During a Fiscal Crisis 5.20.11
Events
Education vs. Incarceration Documentary Screening (Manchester)1.19.12
Improving Mental Health Services for Students (Hamden)1.25.12





