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Latest News
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5.15.2012
- Action Alert: Protect Juvenile Justice Funding! (read more...)
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5.15.2012
- PREA in Action Webinar Series PREA Readiness (read more...)
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5.4.2012
- Leadership Development: Keys to Leading Juvenile Justice Reform Training (read more...)
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5.4.2012
- Cutting Youth Incarceration Doesn't Cut Public Safety, says Bart Lubow (read more...)
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4.15.2012
- Juvenile Justice Aid Faces More Cuts in New Federal Spending Plans (read more...)
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4.15.2012
- The National Center for Youth in Custody (NC4YC) invites you to participate in a webinar on Leadership Development in Juvenile Justice. (read more...)
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7.10.2012
- RUSH URGES ATTORNEY GENERAL TO REMOVE CHILDREN FROM ADULT PRISONS AND JAILS (read more...)
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In 2004, the Council for Educators of At-Risk and Delinquent Youth (CEARDY), the Juvenile Justice Trainers Association (JJTA), the National Association for Juvenile Correctional Agenices (NAJCA), and the National Juvenile Detention Association (NJDA) merged their respective membership organizations under one operational structure. Building on years of experience, knowledge, and skill, this union allows the individual organizations to focus on their respective mission and discipline while minimizing duplication, maximizing limited resources, and ensuring sustainability. Meet the NPJS Governing Body.
Job Announcement
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Corrections Juvenile Program Manager
Hennepin County, Minneapolis, MN
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- Administrative Director of Social Services
New York City, NY
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Juvenile Court Administrator
Pima County Juvenile Court Center - (read job description)
- Case Manager
Berrien County, St. Joseph, Michigan - (read job description)
- DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATOR 1 OPERATIONS
- Assistant Division Director – Juvenile Detention Facility
Wayne County, Michigan - (read job description)
- Executive Director Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center
- Detention Division Director ARIZONA SUPERIOR COURT
Chicago, IL
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PIMA County Arizona
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The Partnership Strives to...
Advocate for the highest standards in care, management and programming for detained youth Strengthen training and professional development opportunities for practitioners Lead juvenile justice systemic reform effortsFor more information, check out the
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NPJS Featured Resource
- Rethinking, Retraining. Produced by the Juvenile Justice Trainers Association, this document is a must have for trainers and training managers. Learn more at the