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Juvenile Detention Reform: A Guide for County Officials

January 2, 2011

This guidebook captures alternative practices to juvenile detention that counties can imple­ment while cutting costs and increasing public safety.

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Rethinking Juvenile Detention in Ohio

October 27, 2010

This brief reviews juvenile detention data in Ohio, highlights JDAI success and offers four ways to reduce the state’s reliance on detention.

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If Parents Don’t Speak English Well, Will Their Kids Get Locked Up?

June 11, 2010

With Casey’s support, the Vera Institute is studying how immigrant parents’ English skills affect their ability to engage in the juvenile justice process.

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Addressing the Unmet Educational Needs

May 17, 2010

Educational supports are failing youth in child welfare and justice systems. This report outlines key issues and ends with a call to action for agencies.

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Casey Connects: Spring 2010

March 21, 2010

This issue of Casey Connects honors Douglas W. Nelson, who retired as the Casey Foundation’s president and CEO in 2010. Learn more.

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The Missouri Model

January 1, 2010

Kid “jails” are often unsafe and unconstitutional — but Missouri’s model shows a better way. Learn how it’s transforming juvenile rehabilitation.

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Casey Connects: Winter 2009

December 22, 2009

This issue shares four federal policy strategies to help reduce poverty, reform youth systems and improve data on kids in fragile families.

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Two Decades of JDAI

December 3, 2009

This report tracks the progress of Casey’s initiative to reform juvenile detention and support the broader juvenile justice reform movement.

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We Want to Know What They Are Saying

November 1, 2009

This report shows how agencies helped parents with limited English navigate the justice system and boost parental involvement across all languages.

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