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A big thank you to all who joined us on Thursday, March 26th for our Youth Injustice lunch event with the McCourt Public Policy Innovation Lab! Thanks as well to our student organization co-sponsors…
The Buried History of Cheltenham
Don’t miss this week’s episode of the Imprint Weekly podcast “The Buried History of Cheltenham.” Our own Marc Schindler, research professor and senior…
How did the principles of the Leading Through Tension Workshop originate? What problems is it trying to address? Learn about the origins of our upcoming Leading Through Tension: Communicating…
Learn more about the Fairness in Practice Framework, which will be a key tool in our upcoming two-day immersive virtual workshop: Leading Through Tension: Communicating Fairness in Practice in…
The Youth in Custody Certificate Program shines a light on the complex and serious needs of youth in facilities, serving as a venue for leaders to develop capacity, effectuate change,…
Good news! We are extending the registration window for our Leading through Tension: Communicating Fairness in Practice Workshop. The workshop will now be held on March 26th and April 9th. Don’t…
In youth-serving fields, the hardest part of system change often isn’t the what, but the who.
For example, check out our adapted influence-support framework.
We tend to spend 90% of…
Join us for a lunch discussion about the policy implications following the research findings of the newly launched Forgotten Children Initiative, which seeks to document, honor, and memorialize…
New Virtual Workshop Giving Participants Practical Tools for Cross-System Collaboration
Join us on May 6th and 7th for a new virtual interactive workshop designed to help youth‑serving…
Last week, we were overwhelmed with the response to the virtual launch of the Forgotten Children Initiative. Thank you to all who helped us make the launch a meaningful experience, from the…
Honor the Lives of Forgotten Black Children
In 2024, Maryland officials helped rediscover long-lost burial grounds at the House of Reformation & Instruction for Colored Children…
After participating in the 2019 Transforming Juvenile Probation Certificate Program, New Hampshire’s capstone project worked to make probation a purposeful intervention and practice that targeted…
If you haven’t been following our Deputy Director for Community Enhancement and Development, christian h. bijoux, Ph.D, for the last few weeks on LinkedIn, we encourage you to do so. He has been…
We are pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for the Transforming Juvenile Probation Certificate Program, with support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation. The program will…
Empower Your Leadership Team and Create Brighter Futures for Youth and Communities
The executive leadership team of a youth justice agency plays a critical role in shaping the organization’s…