Expansion of JDAI to the Deep End Resource Guide

The fol­low­ing col­lec­tion of doc­u­ments com­prise the Annie E. Casey Foun­da­tion’s Resource Guide for sites work­ing to expand the Juve­nile Deten­tion Alter­na­tives Ini­tia­tive (JDAI) to the deep end of the juve­nile jus­tice sys­tem. The Resource Guide is orga­nized accord­ing to the six core val­ues and six deci­sion-points that pro­vide the frame­work for the Foundation’s approach to deep-end reform. In addi­tion to this Resource Guide, a tool kit also is available.

Both col­lec­tions will be updat­ed fre­quent­ly to add addi­tion­al mate­r­i­al, so please book­mark this page and check it often. If you would like to sug­gest an addi­tion to the Resource Guide, please con­tact Danielle Lipow and attach or describe the resource you have in mind.

Col­lab­o­ra­tion
Data
Race Equi­ty and Inclusion
Youth Devel­op­ment
Fam­i­ly Engagement
Defense Advo­ca­cy
Dis­po­si­tion­al Decision-making
Pro­ba­tion Practice
Nar­row­ing the Pipeline
Com­mu­ni­ty-based Inter­ven­tions, Sup­ports, Ser­vices and Opportunities
Re-entry/After­care
Res­i­den­tial Placements
Deep End Tool Kit
 

1. Col­lab­o­ra­tion
   1. Cre­at­ing a Stake­hold­er Group, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
   2. Com­mu­ni­ty Engage­ment in Juve­nile Jus­tice Reform, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   3. Do’s and Don’ts of Mean­ing­ful Youth Engage­ment, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
       
2. Data
   1. Data Diag­nos­tic Table
   2. Sam­ple Report Card (City of St. Louis, Missouri)
   3. Unbal­anced Juve­nile Jus­tice, an inter­ac­tive map pro­duced by the W. Hay­wood Burns Institute
   4. Easy Access to Juve­nile Court Sta­tis­tics: 1985 – 2013, a nation­al dataset devel­oped and main­tained by the Nation­al Cen­ter for Juve­nile Justice
   5. Easy Access to Cen­sus of Juve­niles in Res­i­den­tial Place­ment, a nation­al dataset devel­oped and main­tained by the Nation­al Cen­ter for Juve­nile Justice
   6. “Vio­lent Youth Crime Plum­mets to a 30-year Low,” by Jef­frey A. Butts (Research and Eval­u­a­tion Data Bits, 2012)
   7. “Vio­lent Youth Arrests Con­tin­ue to Fall Nation­wide (2014),” by Jef­frey A. Butts (Research and Eval­u­a­tion Data Bits, 2014)
   8. “The Sto­ry­telling Pow­er of Num­bers,” by the Frame­Works Institute
       
3. Race Equi­ty and Inclusion
   1. Race Equi­ty and Inclu­sion Action Guide, Embrac­ing Equi­ty: 7 Steps to Advance and Embed Race Equi­ty and Inclu­sion With­in Your Orga­ni­za­tion, from The Annie E. Casey Foundation
   2. What Hap­pens When the Bar­gain of Civ­il Soci­ety is Breached?, a con­ver­sa­tion with James Bell (2015)
      
      Com­mon Language
   3. Race Mat­ters: How to Talk About Race, from The Annie E. Casey Foundation
   4. The 8 R’s of Talk­ing About Race: How to Have Mean­ing­ful Con­ver­sa­tions, from Net Impact
   5. Mel­lody Hob­son: Col­or blind or col­or brave?, TED Talk
      
      Inclu­sion
   6. Fun­da­men­tals of Engag­ing Com­mu­ni­ty in Deten­tion and Equi­ty Reform, from the W. Hay­wood Burns Institute
      
      Dis­ag­gre­gat­ing Data and Exam­in­ing Root Causes
   7. Using Data to Iden­ti­fy, Ana­lyze and Reduce Racial and Eth­nic Dis­par­i­ties, from the W. Hay­wood Burns Institute
   8. Bias Isn’t Just A Police Prob­lem, It’s A Preschool Prob­lem, from Morn­ing Edi­tion, NPR (Sept. 28, 2016)
   9. Do Ear­ly Edu­ca­tors’ Implic­it Bias­es Regard­ing Sex and Race Relate to Behav­ior Expec­ta­tions and Rec­om­men­da­tions of Preschool Expul­sions and Sus­pen­sions?, from the Yale Uni­ver­si­ty Child Study Cen­ter (Sept. 28, 2016)
      
      Tools
   10. Racial Equi­ty Impact Assess­ment, from Race Forward
       
       Oth­er Resources
   11. Ado­ra­tion of the Ques­tion: Reflec­tions on the Fail­ure to Reduce Racial & Eth­nic Dis­par­i­ties in the Juve­nile Jus­tifce Sys­tem, from the W. Hay­wood Burns Insti­tute (2008)
   12. The Keep­er and the Kept: Reflec­tions on Local Obsta­cles to Dis­par­i­ties Reduc­tion in Juve­nile Jus­tice Sys­tems and a Path to Change, from the W. Hay­wood Burns Insti­tute (2009)
        
4. Youth Devel­op­ment
   1. Strength­en­ing Youth Jus­tice Prac­tices With Devel­op­men­tal Knowl­edge And Prin­ci­ples: Brief­ing Paper on Pos­i­tive Youth Jus­tice, pre­pared by Jef­frey Butts, Ph.D., for the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   2. Sum­ma­ry of Reform­ing Juve­nile Jus­tice: A Devel­op­men­tal Approach, from the Nation­al Acad­e­my of Sciences
   3. “The Save,” a film by Aman­da Miche­li, pro­duced by ESPN, describ­ing a strength-based soc­cer pro­gram for sys­tem-involved youth in San­ta Cruz, California
       
5. Fam­i­ly Engagement
   1. Cross-Cut­ting Val­ue: Fam­i­ly Engage­ment, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   2. Rec­om­men­da­tions for Treat­ment of Fam­i­lies Along the Case Con­tin­u­um, from Jus­tice for Families
   3. Unlock­ing Futures by Jus­tice for Families
   4. A Guide for Con­duct­ing Focus Groups with Youth and Fam­i­lies Impact­ed by the Juve­nile Jus­tice Sys­tem, from Jus­tice for Families
   5. Tips for Using the Jus­tice for fam­i­lies Focus Group Guide for Your Sys­tem Assess­ment Process, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   6. Exec­u­tive Sum­ma­ry of FAM­I­LY Comes First, by the Cam­paign for Youth Justice
   7. 10 Tips for Build­ing Effec­tive Youth-Fam­i­ly-Defend­er Part­ner­ships, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Cen­ter and Jus­tice for Families
   8. Iden­ti­fy­ing, Engag­ing and Empow­er­ing Fam­i­lies: A Charge for Juve­nile Jus­tice Agen­cies, from The Vera Institute
   9. Engag­ing Juve­nile Jus­tice Sys­tem — Involved Fam­i­lies, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
   10. The Role of Fam­i­ly Engage­ment in Cre­at­ing Trau­ma-Informed Juve­nile Jus­tice Sys­tems, from Nation­al Cen­ter for Child Trau­mat­ic Stress
   11. The Impact of Fam­i­ly Vis­i­ta­tion on Incar­cer­at­ed Youth’s Behav­ior and School Per­for­mance, from The Vera Institute
   12. Moth­ers at the Gate: How a pow­er­ful fam­i­ly move­ment is trans­form­ing the juve­nile jus­tice sys­tem, from The Insti­tute for Pol­i­cy Studies
   13. Clos­ing the Gap: Cul­tur­al Per­spec­tives on Fam­i­ly-Dri­ven Care, from The Tech­ni­cal Assis­tance Part­ner­ship for Child and Fam­i­ly Men­tal Health
        
6. Defense Advo­ca­cy
   1. Fre­quent­ly Asked Ques­tions on Role of Juve­nile Defense Coun­sel, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Center
   2. Role of Juve­nile Defense Coun­sel at Dis­po­si­tion, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Center
   3. Role of Juve­nile Defense Coun­sel at Post-Dis­po­si­tion, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Center
   4. Harms of Juve­nile Deten­tion, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Center
   5. 10 Tips for Build­ing Effec­tive Youth-Fam­i­ly-Defend­er Part­ner­ships, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Cen­ter and Jus­tice for Families
   6. Pro­mot­ing Pos­i­tive Devel­op­ment: The Crit­i­cal Need to Reform Youth Pro­ba­tion Orders, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Center
       
7. Dis­po­si­tion­al Decision-Making
   1. Under­stand­ing Valid­i­ty of Risk Assess­ment Instru­ments, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
   2. Eval­u­at­ing a Risk Assess­ment, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
   3. Risk Assess­ment for Tar­get­ing Resources and Inter­ven­tions, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
      
      Using a Dis­po­si­tion­al Matrix
   4. Dis­po­si­tion Matri­ces: Pur­pose, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
   5. Dis­po­si­tion Matri­ces: Design & Devel­op­ment, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime and Delinquency
   6. Dis­po­si­tion­al Matrix (Mar­i­on Coun­ty, Indiana)
   7. Dis­po­si­tion­al Matrix (St. Louis City)
   8. St. Louis City Imple­men­ta­tion Pol­i­cy on using the Dis­po­si­tion­al Matrix
      
      Oth­er Resources
   9. Place­ment Review and Screen­ing Prac­tices: Sum­ma­ry From the Deep End Sites
   10. Youth Fam­i­ly Team Meet­ings: Strength­s/Needs-Based Ser­vice Plan­ning with Teenagers & Their Fam­i­ly, from Mar­ty Bey­er, Ph.D.
   11. The Youth Fam­i­ly Team Meet­ing Process: A Step-By-Step Guide to Imple­men­ta­tion, by the South­ern Pover­ty Law Center
        
8. Pro­ba­tion Practice
   1. Seek­ing Trans­for­ma­tion in Juve­nile Pro­ba­tion: A Request for Ideas and Inter­est, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   2. Pro­ba­tion Prac­tice and Reform: Key Themes and Find­ings from Avail­able Lit­er­a­ture, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   3. The Art and Sci­ence of Juve­nile Pro­ba­tion, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
   4. Pro­ba­tion Trans­for­ma­tion: Devel­op­ing an Inter­ven­tion that Advances Racial Equi­ty, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
      
      Court Orders and Conditions
   5. Shrink­ing the Net: Retool­ing Stan­dard Pro­ba­tion Orders
   6. Pro­mot­ing Pos­i­tive Devel­op­ment: The Crit­i­cal Need to Reform Youth Pro­ba­tion Orders, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Defend­er Center
   7. New Mex­i­co Stan­dard Pro­ba­tion Agreement
   8. Bernalil­lo Coun­ty Pro­ba­tion Stress Pass
   9. Debtors’ Prison for Kids: The High Cost of Fines and Fees in the Juve­nile Jus­tice Sys­tem from the Juve­nile Law Center
      
      Case Plan­ning
   10. Fam­i­ly-Engaged Case Plan­ning Mod­el: Key Con­cepts, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
       
       Behav­ioral Responses
   11. Grad­u­at­ed Respons­es Toolk­it: New Resources and Insights to Help Youth Suc­ceed on Pro­ba­tion from the Cen­ter for Children’s Law and Policy
   12. The Grad­u­at­ed Response Approach, from the Nation­al Coun­cil on Crime & Delinquency
   13. Grad­u­at­ed Response in Juve­nile Pro­ba­tion in Penn­syl­va­nia, from Drex­el Uni­ver­si­ty, Juve­nile Jus­tice Research & Reform Lab
   14. Oppor­tu­ni­ty-Based Pro­ba­tion Man­u­al, from Pierce Coun­ty Juve­nile Court
   15. A Grad­u­at­ed Sys­tem of Incen­tives, Inter­ven­tions and Sanc­tions For Youth Offend­ers on Pro­ba­tion — A Case Man­age­ment Approach from Cen­tral and East­ern Ore­gon Juve­nile Jus­tice Consortium
        
9. Nar­row­ing the Pipeline
   1. Nar­row­ing the Pipeline: the Crit­i­cal Roles of Police, Pros­e­cu­tors and Juve­nile Courts, from the Annie E. Casey Foun­da­tion (com­ing soon)
   2. Reduc­ing Youth Incar­cer­a­tion Inno­va­tion Guide: Com­mu­ni­ty Con­fer­enc­ing Center
   3. Sam­ple Deci­sion-Mak­ing Flow­chart for Formal/​Informal Pro­cess­ing of Delin­quen­cy Cas­es, from the Jef­fer­son Parish Dis­trict Attorney’s Office (Louisiana)
   4. Mak­ing the Grade: Part­ner­ing With Law Enforce­ment to Reduce School Refer­rals, from Chief Judge Steven Teske, Clay­ton Coun­ty Juve­nile Court (Geor­gia)
   5. Reduc­ing Youth Incar­cer­a­tion Inno­va­tion Guide: Clay­ton Coun­ty Coop­er­a­tive Agreement
   6. San­ta Clara Coun­ty, CA, Juve­nile Jus­tice Sys­tems Col­lab­o­ra­tive 95122 Project, from the San­ta Clara Juve­nile Court (Cal­i­for­nia)
   7. School Guide­line Col­lab­o­ra­tive, from the Pima Coun­ty Juve­nile Coun­ty (Ari­zona)
   8. Forg­ing Part­ner­ships Between JDAI and Law Enforce­ment, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
       
10. Com­mu­ni­ty-Based Inter­ven­tions, Sup­ports, Ser­vices and Opportunities
    1. Unlock­ing Your Community’s Hid­den Strengths: A Guide­book to Com­mu­ni­ty Asset-Map­ping, from the South­ern Pover­ty Law Center
    2. Cross­ing Bridges: A Hand­book for Com­mu­ni­ty Involve­ment in Juve­nile Jus­tice Through Restora­tive Practices
    3. Evi­dence Sup­port­ing the Youth Advo­cate Program’s Mod­el, from Youth Advo­cate Pro­grams, Inc.
    4. Devel­op­ing a Con­tin­u­um of Com­mu­ni­ty Inter­ven­tions to Reduce Con­fine­ment, from the Lucas Coun­ty Juve­nile Court
    5. Juve­nile Jus­tice Pro­grams: Strength­en­ing Com­mu­ni­ties One Biog­ra­phy at a Time, from Youth Advo­cate Pro­grams, Inc.
    6. Com­mu­ni­ty Con­fer­enc­ing: Effec­tive Com­mu­ni­ty Jus­tice for Juve­nile Courts and Com­mu­ni­ties (2016), from the Com­mu­ni­ty Con­fer­enc­ing Center
    7. Cure Vio­lence: A Pub­lic Health Mod­el to Reduce Gun Vio­lence, by Jef­frey A. Butts, Ph.D. et al. (2015)
        
11. Re-Entry/After­care
    1. Pol­i­cy Plat­form: Reentry/​Aftercare, from the Nation­al Juve­nile Jus­tice Network
       
12. Res­i­den­tial Placements
    1. Ques­tions to Ask About Out-of-Home Place­ments, pre­pared by Kel­ly Dedel, Ph.D., for the Annie E. Casey Foundation