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HOT FACT: Connecticut leads the nation in the number of juveniles under 18 in adult jails and prisons (366), nearly 20% more than any other state.
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GUEST SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Mark Soler Youth Law Center Washington, DC Gail D. Mumford Missouri Division of Youth Services Judge Jim Street Seattle Reinvesting in Youth Initiative Judge Emmanuel Cassimatis Pennsylvania Balanced & Restorative Justice Program Also participating will be state legislators, key Connecticut policymakers, parents and youth with experience in the juvenile justice system. Alliance Co-Chairs: Bob Francis, RYASAP Janice Gruendel, Connecticut Voices for Children Alliance Staff: Fernando J. Muñiz, MPA Executive Director Phone: 203-579-2727, x.307 Email: [email protected] 2470 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06605 webmaster: Nick Richard Email: [email protected] |
"Our Broken Home: Mending Connecticut's Juvenile Justice System" APRIL 14, 2004 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Pond House Caf� in Elizabeth Park 1555 Asylum Avenue West Hartford, CT (click here for directions) Presented by THE CONNECTICUT JUVENILE JUSTICE ALLIANCE In Partnership with ASPIRA of Connecticut, the Connecticut After School Alliance and the Connecticut General Assembly Learn how other states are reducing the number of youths incarcerated and working in public/private partnership to improve community-based services to address the needs of adolescents and their families � at a cost savings to those states! To make a reservation please call Ebony at the Connecticut Juvenile Justice Alliance (203-579-2727) or send an e-mail to [email protected]. |