Skip to main content

DMC Action Network eNews-November

Published Dec 1, 2010, DMC Action Network

Download (225 KB)

Photo

Generally, juvenile justice practitioners don't enter the field expecting the glitz and glamor that accompany some other professions -- it's the desire to help youth in trouble that provides the necessary motivation. So when others acknowledge those on the ground who are working hard to improve the lives of kids in their community, it's cause for celebration.

Reform areas: Community-based alternatives, Evidence-based practices, Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

Tags: DMC Action Network, eNews

Uploaded Dec 1, 2010

Recently popular publications

  1. Overcoming Language and Culture Barriers Using Evidence-Based Practices
  2. Models for Change 2008 Update: Gathering Force
  3. Potential for Change: Pennsylvania Executive Summary
  4. Changing Course: A Review of the First Two Years of Drug Transfer Reform in Illinois
  5. Potential for Change: Louisiana Executive Summary
Suggest a publication »

Share

Reform areas
Stay in touch

Questions? Contact us
Facebook Twitter Feeds

Supported by

Models for Change is supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, website operated by Justice Policy Institute.

MacArthur