Youth of color are overrepresented at various points of contact in the juvenile justice system. How can we reduce these disparities? Strategies include using data to inform policy and practice, and changing our culture to focus less on punitive responses and more on what’s best for our youth and community. Learn more about Racial and Ethnic Disparities (RED) and reduction strategies in the 2020 Juvenile Justice Report–RED supplement.

Youth of color are overrepresented at various points of contact in the juvenile justice system. How can we reduce these disparities? Strategies include using data to inform policy and practice, and changing our culture to focus less on punitive responses and more on what’s best for our youth and community. Learn more about Racial and Ethnic Disparities (RED) and reduction strategies in the 2020 Juvenile Justice Report–RED supplement.

Youth of color are overrepresented at various points of contact in the juvenile justice system. How can we reduce these disparities? Strategies include using data to inform policy and practice, and changing our culture to focus less on punitive responses and more on what’s best for our youth and community. Learn more about Racial and Ethnic Disparities (RED) and reduction strategies in the 2020 Juvenile Justice Report–RED supplement.

From remote learning to shifting in-person and from cohort schedules to updated timelines, Council for Children’s Rights has created one place for information about school reopening and options for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ families.