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DMC Action Network e-News - February 2010

Published Feb 23, 2010, DMC Action Network

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Keeping youth of color from entering the juvenile justice system is a big part of eliminating racial and ethnic disparities - but it isn't the only way to reduce DMC. This month, representatives from eleven DMC Action Network sites met to discuss strategies to prevent post-disposition youth of color from unnecessarily progressing deeper into the system.

Reform areas: Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

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