The Center for RR/ED seeks to be a hub of practical knowledge that helps drive national transformation through local reform to end racial and ethnic disparities in the youth legal system. A key objective of these efforts is to increase the field’s knowledge of promising and evidence-based strategies that have a sound theoretical basis or have demonstrated measurable success in addressing R/ED.
To that end, we will be building a database of resources for the field. In addition to research papers, toolkits, videos, and articles compiled from each participating Center, we hope to include materials generated by the Center for RR/ED’s various programs, such as the Youth and Family Council, the Ending R/ED Innovation Lab, and more.
As the Center for RR/ED grows, we will be hosting webinars, producing infographics, and sharing other materials with the field. You can learn more about updates and what’s coming up for the Center here. Please be sure to sign up for our contact list!
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New Resources from the Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
We wanted to alert you to two new reports from the Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The Coordinating Council brings together a variety of federal…
Youth Charged as Adults: Compliance with the JJDPA’s Core Requirements
Join the National Sheriff’s Association (NSA) on January 15th for a conversation with compliance experts from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention about what stakeholders should…
New Monthly Resource Spotlight Video
We are so pleased to present our interview with Donielle Martin, CEO and Founder of One Life @ A Time. an organization which was inspired by her son Terry, who was incarcerated at the age of 18.…
Data Snapshot Shows Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Delinquency Cases
OJJDP has updated its Statistical Briefing Book with a new Data Snapshot on racial and ethnic disparities in the processing of delinquency cases from 2005 to…
