In August, Juvenile Law Center launched a series of blog posts based on our new report on improving access to career pathways for system-involved youth. The series highlighted several initiatives taking place in Philadelphia that could be replicated elsewhere, and it featured interviews with key local stakeholders.
Jennifer Berry Hawes, Glenn Smith, The Post and Courier •
“A lot of what happens in juvenile justice systems happens behind closed doors,” said Jessica Feierman, associate director of the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia
Nadia Mozaffar, Staff Attorney, and Dina Sarver, Legal Intern,
In our last blog post about supporting disconnected youth as they navigate the path to a successful career, we highlighted the significant challenges youth face
Laura Kolb, Jennifer Pokempner, ABA Children's Rights Litigation •
In today's world, identification is needed to move around, to access services and benefits, and to take advantage of all opportunities for education and employment
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