TYJI is turning 10!
This December, we’re marking a decade of dedication to youth justice with our 10 Years Separating Fact from Fiction webinar series. This three-part series is designed for anyone involved or interested in youth justice, including professionals, policymakers, advocates, caregivers, and families. We’ll be diving deep into critical issues, separating fact from fiction, and offering evidence-based strategies to strengthen support systems for young people. Join us as we celebrate progress, explore the future of youth justice, and work together to improve outcomes for all.
Why attend?
Participating in this webinar series offers a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from leading experts across multiple systems involved in children’s services and care. You will:
Hear from leading experts across multiple disciplines about the latest developments and innovative approaches in youth justice.
Connect with a diverse group of professionals, advocates and community members who share a commitment to improving outcomes for children.
Share your insights and discuss with our panelists during dedicated Q&A sessions.
Gain the knowledge and strategies to advocate for systemic reforms that ensure every child can access the support and opportunities they need to thrive.
Missed Our Kickoff Webinar?
Our inaugural webinar, Building on a Decade of Progress: A Strategic Vision for Connecticut’s Youth examined Connecticut’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the system for children and youth.
Our distinguished panel of experts and stakeholders led a comprehensive discussion on:
- A look examining a decade of legislative and policy reforms that have shaped positive change for youth justice.
- Explored collaborative system responses to ongoing challenges.
- Discussed the role of the TCB Committee in leading impactful outcomes for youth.
- Analyzed the new JJPOC strategic plan and system-wide reforms.
- Looked deep into the “Young People First” — a groundbreaking plan to reform the crisis response system and re-engage at-risk and disconnected youth.
Stay tuned for part 2 of our three-part webinar series!