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Rethinking juvenile justice: community-based solutions that work for youth and families

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Video: Sending Kids to Court Doesn’t Help Them. Here’s What Will.

Rethinking juvenile justice: community-based solutions that work for youth and families

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Videos and Podcasts

Implementation Stage(s)

Plan and Prepare

Resource Type

Videos and Podcasts

Implementation Stage(s)

Plan and Prepare

Description

This video challenges the traditional approach of bringing young people into court systems and removing them from their families. It reveals how such practices often undermine family stability, community trust, and long-term outcomes. Instead, it presents evidence-based alternatives rooted in community support, collaboration, and preventative approaches. Viewers will gain valuable insights into how diversion, restorative practices, and local partnerships can create more positive pathways for youth. Ideal for those working in juvenile justice, child welfare, prevention science, or community leadership.

Developers

The Pew Charitable Trusts

Keep the Momentum Going

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Description

This video challenges the traditional approach of bringing young people into court systems and removing them from their families. It reveals how such practices often undermine family stability, community trust, and long-term outcomes. Instead, it presents evidence-based alternatives rooted in community support, collaboration, and preventative approaches. Viewers will gain valuable insights into how diversion, restorative practices, and local partnerships can create more positive pathways for youth. Ideal for those working in juvenile justice, child welfare, prevention science, or community leadership.

Developers

The Pew Charitable Trusts

Keep the Momentum Going

Related resources for further exploration

  • Videos and Podcasts

    Community-Led Youth Diversion and Development Explained

  • Videos and Podcasts

    Legal & Policy Issues with Youth Diversion Programs

  • Publications and Briefs

    Youth Diversion Programs: 8 Key Benefits for At-Risk Youth & Their Communities