Archive:News
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The 2026 Transforming Juvenile Probation Certificate Program Kicks Off this Week!
Michael Umpierre chris bijoux chris bijoux Michael Umpierre Michael Umpierre Marc Schindler Michael Umpierre Nate Balis, from the Annie E. Casey Foundation We are incredibly
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Less Court = Better Outcomes
Proud of our own Deputy Director for Certificate Programs, Amber Farn, M.S., who presented "Less Court = Better Outcomes: Best Practices for Promoting Youth Diversion" at the Office of
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Info Session Next Week!
Join us on Wednesday, June 3rd at 1 pm ET for a virtual info session about our new, tuition-free 12-month Community Development and Engagement Initiative! Register Here! Create a fundamental s
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America’s Youth Justice Story: Unearthing the Past and Reimagining the Next Chapter
What can we do to ensure that the tragedies of our past don’t write the story of our future? The Center for Youth Justice at Georgetown University and Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. is proud to ann
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REMINDER: Youth in Custody Certificate Program Applications Due Next Week!
There is still time to apply. Don't hesitate to reach out to Amber Farn at amber.farn@georgetown.edu with any questions. Our Youth in Custody Certificate Program shines a light on the complex and
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Launching a New Community Development and Engagement Initiative!
We are proud to announce we are now accepting applications to join the Community Development and Engagement Initiative. Addressing deep-seeded system inequities faced by socioeconomically marginalize
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A Warm Welcome to Anya!
We are thrilled to introduce Anya Satyawadi, who joins us as our new Project Coordinator! Anya’s background combines policy research, program management, and data analysis, with a focus on advancing
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Don’t Let One Incident Shape the Whole Conversation
In youth-serving systems, collaboration often breaks down for reasons that are more structural than personal. A strong proposal with clear evidence of need can be rejected or stalled due to one highl
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New Publication Alert! What Works for Youth Involved in Both the Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice Systems
We are so proud to announce that our own Deputy Director for Research, Dr. Karen Kolivoski, has has had a new book chapter published in The Wiley Handbook of What Works with Adolescents Who Have Offe
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From Silos to Systems Change: Aligning Education, Youth Justice, and Community Safety
We were honored to be part of a dynamic conversation at the 2026 From Silos to Solutions Conference! This year's "Power Through Partnerships" convening brought together educators, youth-serving organ
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