Search Phrase

Home

About Us

NJJN Members

Juvenile Justice Issues

	-	Aftercare/Reentry
	-	Brain Development
	-	Community-Based Alternatives
	-	Corporatization
	-	Crime Data
	-	DMC
	-	Family Advocacy
	-	Federal Funding
	-	Gangs
	-	General System Reform
	-	Girls
	-	Human Rights
	-	Immigration
	-	Institutional Conditions
	-	JJDPA
	-	Juvenile Defense
	-	LGBT Youth
	-	Mental Health & Substance Abuse
	-	Newsletters
	-	NJJN Publications
	-	NJJN Teleconferences
	-	Prevention
	-	Public Opinion
	-	School to Prison Pipeline
	-	Sex Offender Registries
	-	Systems Integration
	-	Trying Youth as Adults
	-	Youth Development
	-	Youth Organizing

Members Only

Take Action

Recent Victories

Printer-Friendly

Email This Page

Mailing Lists

Site Map

Family Advocacy

Resources


		Citizens for Juvenile Justice, From a Parent's Perspective, A Handbook for Parents of Committed Children, January 2000
		Maryland Juvenile Justice Coalition, Parents Voices: Don't Treat Us Like Did The Crime

New resources are also listed on our RSS Feed.

For those convicted of drug offenses, a lower percentage of African-American youth (37%) received probation than White youth (44%) or Latino youth (53%). [more facts]