Transforming Juvenile Probation is an Instagram Live series hosted by the Center for Public Justice. Here are the highlights from Yasmine Arrington’s conversation with Tracee Perryman.

In this interview with Katie Thompson, Eugene Schneeberg discusses the importance of families, communities, and the goal of restoration in juvenile probation reform.

Hatfield Happenings is a new series spotlighting CPJ’s Hatfield Prize recipients and their research process.

In this article, Esther Lagerwey discusses juvenile probation, the need for reform, and two counties' approaches to juvenile probation reform in their communities.

Transforming Juvenile Probation is an Instagram Live series hosted by the Center for Public Justice. Here are the highlights from Yasmine Arrington’s conversation with Patrice Wedderburn.

In this article, Elizabeth Miller explores alternatives to juvenile probation and what these alternatives can mean for youth, communities, and the future of juvenile justice.

In this article, Chelsea Langston Bombino provides an overview of the Supreme Court's decision in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia and offers considerations on racial equity, LGBT equity, and minority religious communities.

Hatfield Happenings is a new series spotlighting CPJ’s Hatfield Prize recipients and their research process.

Transforming Juvenile Probation is an Instagram Live series hosted by the Center for Public Justice. Here are the highlights from Yasmine Arrington’s conversation with Steve Bishop.

Transforming Juvenile Probation is an Instagram Live series hosted by the Center for Public Justice. Here are the highlights from Yasmine Arrington’s conversation with Derrell Frazier.

In this interview with Katie Thompson, AND Campaign co-founder and president Justin Giboney discusses the Prayer and Action Justice Initiative and biblical motivations for juvenile justice reform.

Hatfield Happenings is a new series spotlighting CPJ’s Hatfield Prize recipients and their research process.

In this article, Josh Seiersen explores juvenile probation, its flaws, and the opportunities for reform that include both government and community-based institutions.

A new Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) rule, known as the “True Lender” rule, threatens to allow payday lenders to harm even more borrowers.

Daniel Montoya was a 2020 recipient of the Center for Public Justice’s Hatfield Prize. Montoya (Azusa Pacific University ‘20) and faculty advisor Anupama Jacob, Ph.D., researched chronic homelessness among families with young children in their community of Los Angeles County, California.

Anna Cole was a 2020 recipient of the Center for Public Justice’s Hatfield Prize. Cole (Wheaton College ‘21) and faculty advisor Timothy W. Taylor, Ph.D., researched the impact of predatory lending on under-resourced communities and identified promising models for responsible credit options in DuPage County, Illinois.

Katie Bogle was a 2020 recipient of the Center for Public Justice’s Hatfield Prize. Bogle (Dordt University ‘21) and faculty advisor Abby Foreman, Ph.D., researched barriers to affordable child care for Hispanic families in their community of Sioux Center, Iowa. This is an excerpt of her report.

In Columbus, Ohio, students have faced limited access to education since COVID-19 led to school closures. Now, faith-based and community-based organizations are working together to meet the needs of students and families in this community through Learning Extension Centers.