PPT-Working for youth justice and safety

OJJDP Mentoring Enhancement Demonstration Program Can mentors who take on more of an advocacy and teaching role in the mentoring relationship improve outcomes for youth National Mentoring Summit. Claire Lightowler . claire.lightowler@strath.ac.uk. www.cycj.org.uk developing, supporting & understanding youth justice. www.cycj.org.uk developing, supporting & understanding youth justice. Case Study:. Juvenile Justice Reform. Campaign for Youth Justice (CFYJ). 250,000 youth prosecuted in adult court every year. 10,000 youth in adult jails and prisons on any day. 60,000 youth in juvenile prisons on any day. Kathleen R. DeCataldo, Esq.. . March 7, 2014. Youth with Discretionary Suspensions at Increased . R. isk of Contact . with Justice System. Bottom line – . school and justice outcomes intertwined. Engaging and Serving Children and Youth. 1. Welcome. 2. Trainer Introductions. 3. Add trainer name and brief info here. Logistics. . Parking Bathrooms Cell phones. 4. Training Philosophy. A Call to Action for the Juvenile Justice Community. The Arc’s National Center on . Criminal Justice and Disability™ (NCCJD). Welcome. !. First time using webex?. You can communicate using the . Chat Box . Chapter 2. p.56-87. Introduction. Focus Questions:. How do Canada’s justice system and the Youth Criminal Justice Act attempt to treat young offenders fairly and equitably?. What role do Canadian citizens and organizations play in the fairness and equity of Canada’s justice system for youth?. April, 2012. A Research-Based Message Strategy. Methodology. Citizen Opinion worked with . Mike Bocian and Greenberg . Quinlan . Rosner. Research to conduct . a survey . among 1,001 American adults on behalf of the Campaign for Youth . LGBTQ Youth in the Juvenile Justice System. Welcome – Ian . Palmquist. , Equality Federation. What do we know about LGBTQ youth in the juvenile justice system? – Naomi Goldberg, Movement Advancement Project. Children First, Offenders Second. Professor Steve Case, Loughborough. www.cycj.org.uk developing, supporting & understanding youth justice. April 21, . 2014. Sarah . Bryer. National Juvenile Justice Network. Mai Fernandez. National Center for Victims of Crime. Dorothy Johnson-Speight. Mothers in Charge. Kerry . Naughton. Partnership for Safety and Justice. Justice. Children First, Offenders Second. Ben Byrne, Head of Youth Support Surrey. Positive Youth Justice: . Children First, Offenders Second. . 4 principles promoting:. Children’s rights & adults’ responsibilities. Angela Smith – Service Director . Vicky McNeice – Research and Development Officer. G4S . Contents. G4S Processes. Order Statistics. Equipment Demonstration . Q A. Processes. Initial enquiry from youth justice. Justice Involved Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: A Call to Action for the Juvenile Justice Community The Arc’s National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability™ (NCCJD) UMN: Safety of Minors. By: Jazmin Danielson. April 2020. Operating Lens. Risk. Online Guidelines. Accessibility: . Reminders and Resources. Questions. Safety and Compliance Lens?. Engagement and Quality Lens?.