"Children's health, safety, and futures can't be left hanging in the balance. We have an obligation to protect and invest in them at all costs."
- Jordyn Wilson, CTJJA Justice Advisor
"These are unprecedented times and right now, more than ever, we need to work with directly impacted communities to identify solutions that work best for them to ensure their safety and the safety of the community-at-large," said Iliana Pujols, CTJJA Director of Community Connections.
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The Justice Advisors continue to bring crucial viewpoints to discussions of Connecticut’s juvenile justice system. Tatiyana Whitley’s response to Bridgeport’s recent curfew initiative is a compelling read.
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We’re excited to share a summary of the issues CTJJA intends to amplify in 2020.
Join our mailing list to receive up-to-date details on opportunities for policy action, as well as information on how you can join in the fight to make CT’s juvenile justice more equitable, data-driven, and accountable.
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It’s been 10 years since “Raise the Age” legislation passed in Connecticut!
We still have a lot of work to do, but this was a major achievement that is worth celebrating. Click through for video of the event at the Capitol!
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Do yourself a favor, and read this op-ed published by Justice Advisor Jordyn Wilson in the CT Mirror: it is imperative that policymakers hear from those directly impacted by their decisions, regardless of age. Jordyn’s piece is a great example of how youth voices can enrich public dialogue.
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