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Ten months into a deadly pandemic that continues to wreak havoc on society and the economy, a federal relief package bundled

Before we kick the door closed on 2020, there were lessons learned and wisdom shared to carry into the new year as resolutions for 2021.

Juvenile Law Center applauds this successful bipartisan effort that will provide vital relief for youth in and leaving foster care

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A string of victories in the U.S. Supreme Court between 2005 and 2016 substantially transformed American sentencing laws and policies for children convicted of murder

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The next meeting of the Pennsylvania Juvenile Justice Task Force is scheduled for November 20, 2020 from 1-3 p.m., and can be viewed

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I am a survivor of sexual violence. I worked as an advocate for survivors of sexual

Juvenile Law Center collaborated with over 20 national advocacy organizations to write A Way In For Young People Transitioning from Foster Care, a

The child welfare system is expansive - sometimes overbearing - and uniquely complex in the outcomes it can deliver. Equally as complex are the young

IRMA, Wis. (WSAW) - The latest report that monitors Lincoln Hills/Copper Lake Schools' progress in complying with a federal judge’s court-ordered changes found significant improvement

In the few days left before senators head back to their states, they should immediately pass the updated HEROES Act, not only because families need