JDAIconnect

JDAIcon­nect is a vir­tu­al des­ti­na­tion — cre­at­ed by the Casey Foun­da­tion — for juve­nile jus­tice reform­ers to talk, find resources and learn. JDAIcon­nect is avail­able to every­one — prac­ti­tion­ers, pol­i­cy­mak­ers, com­mu­ni­ty-based orga­ni­za­tions, advo­cates, youth, fam­i­lies, researchers and any oth­ers — who are inter­est­ed in youth jus­tice. Mem­ber­ship is open to all, whether or not you par­tic­i­pate in the Juve­nile Deten­tion Alter­na­tives Ini­tia­tive®. This online com­mu­ni­ty is free of charge.

How to log on to JDAIconnect

The Casey Foun­da­tion’s Com­mu­ni­ty Café — the home of JDAIcon­nect and oth­er online com­mu­ni­ties — employs a sign-on agent, called Okta. This requires all users to reg­is­ter with part​ners​.aecf​.org. If you belong to the Foun­da­tion’s Grantee and Con­sul­tant Por­tal, you already are reg­is­tered with this site.

Learn more about access­ing JDAIconnect

What is JDAIconnect?

“JDAIcon­nect is a place where every­one work­ing to improve juve­nile jus­tice across the coun­try can get resources, share ideas, make friends, get fired up, cel­e­brate suc­cess­es and per­haps hatch the next great juve­nile jus­tice rev­o­lu­tion,” said Meghan Gue­vara, the direc­tor of learn­ing at the Pre­tri­al Jus­tice Insti­tute. The Casey Foun­da­tion part­nered with the Pre­tri­al Jus­tice Insti­tute to devel­op and man­age JDAIconnect.

JDAIcon­nect users can:

• Reach out to a net­work of juve­nile jus­tice reform­ers for advice, cama­raderie, peer sup­port or inspiration
• Find reports, arti­cles, pre­sen­ta­tions and oth­er doc­u­ments on juve­nile deten­tion reform or youth jus­tice more broadly
• Access train­ing on demand on sub­jects such as elim­i­nat­ing sys­temic racial and eth­nic dis­par­i­ties in juve­nile jus­tice systems

Already reg­is­tered with Okta? Vis­it JDAIconnect