Read this! Important information about JJ reform
We are pleased to share our 2022 Legislative Package with you! This will be helpful information for understanding the JJPOC bill and others. It includes fact sheets and infographics. You may also find it useful in preparing testimony if you are planning to register to testify or provide written testimony. Click HERE to download the […]
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📣Join our team!! We are hiring: JJPOC Project Manager
The Tow Youth Justice Institute at the University of New Haven is seeking to hire for the position of Project Manager for the Juvenile Justice Policy and Oversight Committee. This is a full-time, grant-funded position, in which the individual will provide support to the Tow Youth Justice Institute (TYJI) at UNH and the State […]
Dr. Danielle Cooper Moderates Panel
A Different Approach to Sex Crimes The Case for Survivor-Centered Restorative Justice January 25, 2022 – 7PM-8:30PM EST Online Zoom Presentation Register for the webinar at: OneStandardOfJustice.org/Zoom/A-Different-Approach-to-Sex-Crimes We need to have a different conversation about sexual violence and healing. This presentation will do that, going places some have never gone before. We make progress […]
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Don’t Miss This!
Please join us for the first in our 2022 Fact vs. Fiction Webinar Series! You will hear from national experts on successful reforms that have taken place and what are the best approaches to improving juvenile justice reform going forward. Scan QR Code above or click HERE to register.
Successful Student Event on Campus
YOUTH JUSTICE NETWORKING EVENT Monday, November 29, 2021 at 6 p.m. On Monday, November 29th, the 4430-01S Exploring Delinquency, the Justice Advisors of Connecticut Justice Alliance, Juvenile Justice Club, and the Tow Youth Justice Institute (TYJI) hosted an opportunity for students to mingle with professionals in the juvenile justice field, participate in up to six […]
How LISTs are Vital to Juvenile Justice
Read our latest Issue Brief that explains what the LISTs in Connecticut that describes the LIST structure, their goal and objectives and why they were established. Click HERE to read. You can find all of our Issue Briefs HERE.