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Delinquency Projects and Information
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New
Event: National Center
for Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) 71st Annual Conference
July 27-30, 2008,
in Norfolk, VA
NCJFCJ focuses on the improvement of juvenile and family justice, and
their annual conference features many workshops related to delinquency-as
well as other juvenile and family law topics.
Upcoming Delinquency Conferences and Training from Other Organizations
National Center
for Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) 71st Annual Conference
July 27-30, 2008,
in Norfolk, VA
NCJFCJ focuses on the improvement of juvenile and family justice, and
their annual conference features many workshops related to delinquency-as
well as other juvenile and family law topics.
Current Listings of Trainings and Conferences on Other Web Sites are Also Available
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) regularly updates a list of conferences, teleconferences, and other juvenile justice-related events on its Web site.
The National Criminal Justice Reference Service provides a list of upcoming events of interest to the juvenile and criminal justice, victim assistance, and drug policy communities.
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The Juvenile Justice Policy Listserv (JJPOLNET) provides a listing of juvenile justice-related conferences, meetings, publications, and news from the Child Welfare League of America's Government Affairs. Subscribe by sending an e-mail to sconcodora@cwla.org with the subject "subscribe to JJPOLNET".
The Juvenile Justice Listserv (JUVJUST)
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention’s JUVJUST listserv provides links to the latest juvenile justice information from OJJDP and the field. Announcements are sent when new publications are received or for other important newsworthy events. Subscribe or browse previous issues.
OJJDP News @ a Glance
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention also publishes the OJJDP News @ a Glance bimonthly electronic newsletter. It includes information about OJJDP activities, recent publications, funding opportunities, and upcoming events. Previous issues are available.
CFCC
Delinquency Events and Education
Below is a listing of CFCC's ongoing and previous delinquency events.
Check the current events above for new CFCC conferences and events.
Beyond the Bench Conferences. Beyond the Bench is an annual, multidisciplinary conference that brings together juvenile dependency and delinquency professionals, including judicial officers, court administrators, child welfare professionals, public defenders, district attorneys, probation officers, educators, mental health professionals, and service providers from many of California's 58 counties to learn about the latest research and best practices to improve juvenile justice and child abuse and neglect proceedings. The conference is held every December.
Click here for reports and resources from previous Beyond the Bench conferences.
Juvenile Court Centennial Conference. In December 2003, a statewide conference to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the juvenile court in California took place in Los Angeles, the site of the first juvenile court in California. The conference was cosponsored by the Center for Families, Children & the Courts and the Los Angeles Juvenile Court. Conference presentations covered both dependency and delinquency issues as well as family violence and other crossover issues. The Centennial conference took place instead of the Beyond the Bench conference in 2003. Click here for reports and resources from the Centennial Conference.
Transfer of Knowledge
Symposium: Protocols in Juvenile Court for Dual Status Children. Teams
from 27 California counties came together in June 2005 in San Francisco
to discuss improving the handling of cases in which delinquency and dependency
intersect and to help increase access to appropriate resources and services
for children in a holistic and timely manner. Attendees met in county
teams consisting of the juvenile court presiding judge, chief probation
officer, and child welfare director, along with other key stakeholders
in the juvenile justice system.
CDs are available with all conference materials from the Transfer of Knowledge Symposium. To order a copy, please contact CFCC@jud.ca.gov.
Juvenile Delinquency and the Courts Conference 2002: Building a Better Future. The 2002 conference built on the success of the 2001 event (described below) and focused on sharing the successes of various juvenile justice programs and also the perspective of youths who participated in the juvenile justice system. The 2002 conference provided the existing county teams with an opportunity to meet as a group, attend educational workshops, and refine their "action plans" to improve the juvenile justice system in their county. Click here for reports and resources from the 2002 Delinquency Conference.
Juvenile Delinquency
and the Courts Conference: 2001. The 2001 Conference brought together
teams of juvenile justice professionals from 54 of the 58 California counties
with the unique goal of creating local juvenile justice teams with "action
plans" to improve their local system for handling juvenile cases.
The Impact and Results of Juvenile Delinquency Team Action Planning report
is an independent evaluation conducted to determine the effect of the
conference in promoting systemic change in California counties.
Click here
for the report from the 2001 Delinquency Conference.
This list is provided by the Center for Families, Children & the Courts
for information purposes only.
If you would like to add your conference or training event to our list, send an e-mail to CFCC@jud.ca.gov.