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Noncitizen Youth in the Juvenile Justice System

June 3, 2014

This JDAI report explores immigration and juvenile justice, urging safe, fair detention practices for noncitizen youth and reduced reliance on detention.

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2014 Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative Progress Report

June 3, 2014

This publication provides a detailed update on the Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative.

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Closing Massachusetts' Training Schools

June 3, 2014

This brief recounts a 2011 symposium on Massachusetts’ 1970s juvenile reform closure, summarizing key themes, outcomes and group recommendations.

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Nutrition in Low-Income Communities

May 28, 2014

This report shares strategies to meet low-income communities’ nutrition needs, showing how housing can help expand access to healthy food.

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Realizing the Power of Youth and Young Adult Voice Through Youth Leadership Boards

May 28, 2014

This brief shares lessons from the Jim Casey Initiative’s work with youth leadership boards, including voices from foster youth and adult partners.

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What's Going On In There?

May 26, 2014

This fact sheet outlines brain research for teens and how kids in foster care are impacted during development by the lack of close relationships.

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When Child Welfare Works: Discussions from the Field

May 20, 2014

This document compiles feedback from organizations and individuals on child welfare reform after the release of When Child Welfare Works: A Working Paper.

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Juvenile Detention Facility Assessment

May 20, 2014

This publication provides a guide to help Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative sites improve conditions in juvenile detention facilities.

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Community Building to Drive Change

April 15, 2014

This brief summarizes Casey’s decade-long involvement in improving community viability and family life in a distressed section of Atlanta, Georgia.

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