RICJJul 252 minYouth Programs as DiversionAssigning youth programs at JHBs is restorative and evidence-based diversion. Youth programs can provide youth at risk of system...
Jace CardonaMay 203 minRestorative QuestioningDisorderly conduct was the most common offense seen at RI JHBs in 2022. Because no two cases of disorderly conduct are exactly alike,...
Jace CardonaMar 213 minBereaved YouthIt is a rarely discussed yet widely evident phenomenon: many youth who come into contact with the juvenile justice system are grieving....
Jace CardonaJan 194 minMeet the New JHB Case Manager, Jeiza Munoz!The Background. USDOE granted RICJ funding for three urban Juvenile Hearing Boards (JHBs) to have case management services for three...
Jace CardonaNov 19, 20233 minConvening for Youth JusticeStakeholders in youth justice from across the country convened with the Annie E. Casey Foundation. The Five: Opportunities to Establish...
Jace CardonaSep 20, 20232 minSelf-Care for JHB VolunteersVolunteer Mental Health Taking care of your own mental health as a volunteer for the JHB is imperative. In addition to your...
RICJJun 20, 20232 minSpring 2023 JHB Statewide Gathering RecapOn May 19th, Rhode Island for Community and Justice hosted a statewide gathering for Juvenile Hearing Board members and community...
RICJMar 30, 20233 minHow Strengths-based Approaches Benefit Juvenile Hearing BoardsPicture this: You are a Juvenile Hearing Board member arriving for a hearing. You settle in and look over the arrest report on your...
RICJJan 10, 20233 minWhere We're at and What to ExpectHappy New Year, and welcome to 2023! Our Juvenile Justice Team at RICJ is grateful for all the committed Juvenile Hearing Board members...