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New York Youth Justice Institute YJI
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2019
The New York State Youth Justice Institute strives to build and strengthen the capacity of localities around New York State to adopt evidence-informed youth justice practices. We do so by disseminating information, assisting with implementation and assessing efficacy in existing youth justice programs, and by conducting cutting-edge research to advance the science and practice of evidence-based initiatives.
In and Out ‘the Mix’: How Street-Identified Black Women & Girls (De)Escalate Gun Violence...
On December 11th, the YJI hosted Dr. Brooklynn Hitchens, Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Maryland, College Park, to present her talk titled "In and Out ‘the Mix’: How Street-Identified Black Women and Girls (De)Escalate Gun Violence in Trauma Deserts".
The views and opinions expressed are those of the presenter and do not necessarily reflect those of the New York State Youth Justice Institute.
The views and opinions expressed are those of the presenter and do not necessarily reflect those of the New York State Youth Justice Institute.
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Why are many young people suffering from meaninglessness, loneliness and anxiety and what do we do?
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On November 20th, the YJI hosted Dr. Rick Weissbourd, Senior Lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, for a conversation about teen and young adult mental health. The conversation was facilitated by Shalain Garcia, M.A., Statewide Race Equity Coordinator with the NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services. The views and opinions expressed are those of the presenter and do not necess...
Birds of a Feather Born Together? On Siblings, Crime, and Punishment
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On October 22nd, 2024, Dr. Sara Wakefield (She/Her), Professor of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, Dr. Wakefield presented a talk titled, "Birds of a Feather Born Together? On Siblings, Crime, and Punishment."
"Listening to and learning from Black girls, transgender, and non-binary youth in New York State..."
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On Tuesday, September 24th, Dr. LeConté Dill from Michigan State University and Dr. Sarah Mountz from the University at Albany presented a talk titled, "Listening to and learning from Black girls, transgender, and non-binary youth in New York State: From data to action" as part of our Lunch & Learn series.
"Lessons from the AFFIRM Interventions for LGBTQ+ Youth, their Caregivers, and Providers"
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On Thursday June 20th, Dr. Ashley Austin from Barry University and Dr. Shelley Craig from the University of Toronto presented a talk titled, "Lessons from the AFFIRM Youth and AFFIRM Caregiver Interventions for LGBTQ Youth, their Caregivers, and Providers" as part of our Lunch & Learn series.
"Special Education Advocacy for Justice Involved Youth"
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"Special Education Advocacy for Justice Involved Youth"
"The End of the Age-Crime Curve? Implications of Recent Trends in Teenage Offending"
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On April 9th, 2024, Dr. James Tuttle (He/Him), Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology at the University of Montana presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In his presentation, Professor Tuttle presented the historical pattern of the “age-crime curve” and how it has recently changed according to data on male arrests. He discusses the practical implications of this shift, potenti...
"Responding to the Mental Health Needs of Two-Spirit People"
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On March 12th, 2024, Dr. Margaret Robinson (She/Her), Associate Professor for the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology at Dalhousie University presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, Dr. Robinson presented recent insights into the mental health needs of two-spirit youth in child welfare systems, and their potential intersection with tuition waiver programs...
"Fostering Techquity: Insights From Co-designing Behavioral Health Tech With Systems-impacted Youth"
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On February 21st, 2024, Dr. Marina Tolou-Shams (She/Her), Professor of Psychiatry in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of California San Fransico, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, Dr. Tolou-Shams discussed the co-design process, early results, and lessons learned from the development of FostrSpace - A pilot behavioral healt...
"Youth Initiated Mentoring: What it is and How it Can Transform the Mentoring Process"
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On January 23rd, 2024, Dr. Renée Spencer (She/Her), Professor at Boston University School of Social Work, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, Dr. Spencer discussed how Youth-initiated mentoring (YIM) is an innovative approach wherein programs work with youth to identify adults within their existing social networks to serve as their mentors in the formal program. ...
"Housing as Prevention for Youth Experiencing Homelessness"
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On December 19th, 2023, Dr. Natasha Slesnick (she/her), EHE Distinguished Professor of Human Development and Family Science in the Department of Human Sciences at Ohio State University, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, Dr. Slesnick discussed early findings on Housing First for preventing opioid use in youth experiencing homelessness.
"Reducing Juvenile Violence Through Focus on Child Mental Health: Lessons from State-Level Research"
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On November 8, 2023, Dr. Maria Tcherni-Buzzeo (she/her), Professor and Director of the Ph.D. Program in Criminal Justice at the University of New Haven, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, Dr. Tcherni-Buzzeo discussed the impacts of and interplay between psychotropic medications and school-based services in youth violence prevention.
"Leveraging Telehealth Interventions to Improve Mental Health Outcomes for Youth of Color"
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On October 24, 2023, Jocelyn Meza (she/her), Ph.D., Principal Investigator and Director of the Health Equity and Access Research and Treatment (HEART) Lab at UCLA, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In her presentation, she discussed how telehealth interventions can be useful for families in addressing the mental health needs of youth of color.
"System Involved LGBTQ+ Youth: Prevention...and Accountability through a Law and Policy Framework"
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On September 26, 2023, Currey Cook, J.D. (he/him), Senior Counsel and Director of Youth in Out-of-Home Care Project Lambda Legal, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In his presentation, he discussed highlights of laws and policies from New York and other states, work at the forefront of the issue-including work by young adults with lived experience, and additional steps New Yorkers ...
"LGBTQ Youth Justice Now: The Urgency of Reducing Criminalization and Improving Wellbeing"
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On June 27, 2023, Dr. Vanessa Panfil (she/her), who is a criminologist, ethnographer, and advocate, presented as part of our Lunch & Learn Series. In this talk, Dr. Panfil explored LGBTQ young people’s pathways into these systems, including a discussion of how the current era of criminalizing LGBTQ youth and their families will exacerbate these pathways.
"Research for Reform: How to Craft Reports that Make an Impact"
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"Research for Reform: How to Craft Reports that Make an Impact"
"Rethinking Reentry and Reintegration from a Systems Perspective: Justice Traps and System Harms"
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"Rethinking Reentry and Reintegration from a Systems Perspective: Justice Traps and System Harms"
"Prevention and Diversion Framework: Connecting Youth and Families to Communities, Not Systems."
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"Prevention and Diversion Framework: Connecting Youth and Families to Communities, Not Systems."
"Restorative Justice Programs and Practices in Juvenile Justice: The Research Evidence"
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"Restorative Justice Programs and Practices in Juvenile Justice: The Research Evidence"
"Identification & Support for Language Learning Disabilities"
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"Identification & Support for Language Learning Disabilities"
"Pervasive Penality: How the Criminalization of Homelessness Perpetuates Poverty"
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"Pervasive Penality: How the Criminalization of Homelessness Perpetuates Poverty"
"Exclusionary Discipline Practices During the Pandemic and Beyond"
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"Exclusionary Discipline Practices During the Pandemic and Beyond"
"A Developmental Neuroscience Perspective on the Risks and Opportunities of Adolescence"
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"A Developmental Neuroscience Perspective on the Risks and Opportunities of Adolescence"
"Psychopathic Traits in Youth: Separating Myth from Science"
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"Psychopathic Traits in Youth: Separating Myth from Science"
Beyond 2020: The Next Normal - COVID-19 & Youth Forum Trailer
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Beyond 2020: The Next Normal - COVID-19 & Youth Forum Trailer
"Caring for Transgender Youth with Dignity and Respect"
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"Caring for Transgender Youth with Dignity and Respect"
The labeling has got to be stripped. It encourages the growth of the trauma and negative experiences. Healing needs to be at the root not just the scars
It has been several years since this video was done , may i ask how has this position evolved thus far? I believe that the healing is necessary, for the youth and their families and all units incorporated. This is a big feat but we as humans are ever evolving it is bound to become reality.
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There was a time when self sufficiency was implicitly expected of Americans. Those who didn’t were called bums, hobos, derelicts, vagrants, etc. We more recently have excused drug addiction, lack of work ethic, criminality, etc under a therapeutic agenda, rather than as a moral failing. Homelessness is now being subsidized, which of course only encourages more.
Huge thanks to the team of New York Youth Justice Institute for organizing this event and for the wonderful audience that attended it and formulated excellent questions and ideas! 💕
The intro video was VERY good! It pulled me right in. I can realize how my mother and brother were affected by the traumatic stress brought on by different system policies. I can give examples in my life but they’re very painful to be aware of for me 😢 Thank you for this video!
Remedy: Turn off $brainwashing manipulative narcissistic psychopathic$ TV. Go for a walk down reality lane...
Thanks for sharing this video and the work y'all put in!
Thanks for sharing! Dr. Maruna always does a fantastic job in preaching the gospel of Desistance!
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