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Publications of Note

 

Representing Juvenile Status Offenders

Hannah Benton, Shay Bilchik, Jana Heyd, Erika Pinheiro, Claire Shubik, Tobie J. Smith, Martha Stone, Casey Trupin, and Joseph B. Tulman

ABA Center on Children and the Law

February 2010

Juvenile status offenders need strong advocacy to help them avoid deeper juvenile justice system involvement and detention. This publication offers a roadmap to representing status offenders. Each chapter, written by an expert in the field, gives legal advocates the tools to successfully engage and represent youth in status offense proceedings.

 

HEY Guide: Youth Empowerment

Honoring Emancipated Youth

March 2010

The practices, strategies and tools presented in this step-by-step guide will provide a framework to support the growth and empowerment of your agencies youth and staff.

 

Lessons from Luzerne County: Promoting Fairness, Transparency and Accountability

Juvenile Law Center

March 2010

This report provides a roadmap for improving Pennsylvania’s juvenile justice system and preventing another Luzerne County tragedy.

 

Nevada KIDS COUNT Data Book 2009

Nevada KIDS COUNT, Center for Business and Economic Development, UNLV

April 2010

Nevada KIDS COUNT seeks to improve the lives and the futures of children by providing policymakers and citizens with the best available data on the educational, social, economic, and physical well-being of all children in Nevada.

 

Connected by 25: Effective Policy Solutions for Vulnerable Youth

Youth Transition Funders Group

Spring 2010

The issue brief offers a summary of policy recommendations from leading experts, focusing on four primary transition points that often threaten the ability of youth to be connected by age 25 to the institutions and support systems that help them succeed throughout life.

 

The Wisest Investment: New York City’s Preventive Service System

Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York Inc.

April 2010

This publication is an analysis of New York City’s preventive service system in the context of child welfare. The findings and recommendations are based on interviews focus groups, data analysis, and review of relevant research and literature.



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