PPT-ENDING YOUTH INCARCERATION

Photos of incarcerated youth by Richard Ross OVERVIEW Recap of the key issues State highlights Deep dive State strategies amp lessons learned Starting a campaign Campaign strategies Q amp A. jj. reform. One State’s Fiscal . Realignment . Strategy . to . Shift Limited Resources to Community Intervention. Elizabeth E. Clarke, J.D.. Founder & President, Juvenile Justice Initiative of Illinois, USA. Restorative Justice Prison Ministry. November 6, 2015. RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. Howard . Zehr. , . The Little Book of Restorative Justice. order. GOVERNMENT. . CONTEMPORARY CRIMINAL JUSTICE. Parr Center for Ethics, UNC-Chapel Hill. Professor Tamar Birckhead. November 30, 2015. Introduction to Discussion. What is the data on incarceration rate in the U.S. and internationally?. Although crime rates have declined, why has the number of incarcerated people continued to increase?. 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 . People Who Inject Drugs . in Ukraine: . Modelling . its . Role . in HIV . Transmission . and . the Impact . of . Introducing . OST in . Prisons. Jack Stone, Ellen Brooks-Pollock, Frederick Altice, . Lyuba. Harry J. . Holzer. Georgetown University. June 2013. Outline. Trends in Outcomes among US Youth. Some Explanations. Implications for Youth Programs and Policy . Trends in Outcomes. Secular Trends Up to 2007. Youth Homelessness. Sarah Hunter. Policy Advisor | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Updated: October 25, 2016. USICH Coordinated Community Response—Ending Youth Homelessness. Every community will have a . jj. reform. One State’s Fiscal . Realignment . Strategy . to . Shift Limited Resources to Community Intervention. Elizabeth E. Clarke, J.D.. Founder & President, Juvenile Justice Initiative of Illinois, USA. Homelessness & Incarceration. Homelessness and incarceration share risk factors and each increases the risk of the other. Jail inmates have 7.5–11.3 the odds of recent homelessness compared with general population. Through Supportive Housing. June 7, 2012. Andy McMahon, CSH. CSH . helps . communities create permanent . housing with services to . prevent . and end homelessness.. Corporation . for Supportive Housing. May 30. th. , 2013. Agenda. Introduction. Marie Williams, . Deputy Executive Director, Coalition for Juvenile Justice. National Implications of the Close to Home . Approach . (15 . mins. ). Elizabeth Clarke, Juvenile Justice Initiative of Illinois. U.S. cost per . youth. incarcerated:. $115,000. per year. 70-80% . of juveniles sent to youth prisons are re-arrested within 2 years. Each year, the U.S. loses between. $8 billion and $21 billion. due to incarceration of youth. Offering youthful insight and action-oriented techniques, this dynamic, young author-presenter speaks to youth in a language they understand. Use the concepts presented as a curriculum for group guidance or let this book inspire individual teens to set positive personal goals. Session . 8. Training toolkit on drug policy advocacy. WOMEN, INCARCERATION, AND DRUG POLICY. Aim and Learning Objectives. Aim: . To . let participants come up with and share ideas through illustrations, drawings and/or lists on what they think...