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You are in the Juvenile Justice section of the Casey Foundation Knowledge Center, which offers resources that are either published or funded by the Casey Foundation.

See also Our Work: Juvenile Justice, an overview of Casey's investment in this issue.

Learn about the Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative.

Featured Slideshow

Our juvenile justice system is badly in need of repair. This slideshow goes inside the juvenile detention systems in Laredo, Texas and Portland, Oregon and points to the need for urgent national reforms. See Casey's related resources on juvenile justice reform.

Photographs by Steve Liss. See his website for more information.

Featured Publications

Publication thumbnail for The Missouri Model: Reinventing the Practice of Rehabilitating Youthful Offenders

The Missouri Model: Reinventing the Practice of Rehabilitating Youthful Offenders

2010

The state of Missouri’s approach to juvenile detention is designed to help troubled teens make lasting behavioral changes so that they can successfully transition back to their communities. This report explores the success of the model and builds the case for juvenile detention reform.

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Publication thumbnail for JDAI Newsletter Spring 2011

JDAI Newsletter Spring 2011

2011

This issue of JDAI News reports on an electronic tool developed by the Foundation to improve the collection and reporting of JDAI data and a prestigious award given to the W. Hayward Burns Institute for its work on behalf of youth of color. JDAI interviews Cook County, Ill., Juvenile Judge Carol Kelly. JDAI site updates include Cook County (Chicago), Ill., Multnomah (Portland), Ore., Hennepin County, Minn., Summit County, Ohio, Bernalillo (Albuquerque), N.M., Harris County (Houston), Texas, and Montana.

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Publication thumbnail for No Place for Kids: The Case for Reducing Juvenile Incarceration, Issue Brief

No Place for Kids: The Case for Reducing Juvenile Incarceration, Issue Brief

2011

This issue brief summarizes a report which assembles decades of research as well as persuasive new data to demonstrate that America’s heavy reliance on juvenile incarceration has not paid off, and in fact, is a failed strategy for combating youth crime.

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Publication thumbnail for The Missouri Model: Reinventing the Practice of Rehabilitating Youthful Offenders

The Missouri Model: Reinventing the Practice of Rehabilitating Youthful Offenders

2010

The state of Missouri’s approach to juvenile detention is designed to help troubled teens make lasting behavioral changes so that they can successfully transition back to their communities. This report explores the success of the model and builds the case for juvenile detention reform.

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Publication thumbnail for KIDS COUNT Issue Brief: Rethinking Juvenile Detention in Ohio

KIDS COUNT Issue Brief: Rethinking Juvenile Detention in Ohio

2010

This issue describes how Ohio is currently in the process of examining its approach to juvenile justice such as the use of incarceration and its effects on the community, families, and youths.

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Publication thumbnail for JDAI Newsletter October 2010

JDAI Newsletter October 2010

2010

This issue of JDAI News distributed at the 2010 JDAI Inter-Site Conference examines the statewide expansion of JDAI in Missouri. In his column "From the Foundation," Casey's Bart Lubow describes how the foundation will move beyond detention reform into the dispositional end of the system. The foundation announces OJJDP investments in JDAI expansion. Updates are included for the following JDAI Sites: Ventura County, California; Harris County, Texas; Louisiana; Clark County, Nevada; Dallas County, Texas; New Jersey; Santa Cruz, California; Multnomah, Oregon; St. Louis County, Minnesota; Ohio; South Dakota; Adams County, Washington; and Orange County, California.

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