Smart, Safe, and Fair: Strategies to Prevent Youth Violence, Heal Victims of Crime, and Reduce Racial Inequality

Tags: Adolescent Development, Adverse Childhood Experiences, Alternatives to Incarceration, Black Youth, Collateral Consequences, Community Investment, Community Programs, Cost/Benefit Analysis, Data Collection and Analysis, Desistance, Detention, Detention Factors, Disposition, Diversion, Harms of Incarceration, Implicit Racial Bias, Latine Youth, Least Restrictive Alternative, Neighborhoods, Positive Youth Development, Poverty, Probation, Probation Conditions, Quality of Representation, Racial and Ethnic Disparities, Reentry, Restorative Justice, School to Prison Pipeline, Schools, Sentencing, Sex Offenses & Registration, Structural Racism, Transfer or Bindover or Certification, Trauma, Youth Defense Systems, Youth in Adult Court