JDAI Sites and States

TWO DECADES OF - JDAI Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative

sites reporting, total commitments to state custody were down by more than 2,000 in 2007 from the sites' pre-JDAI levels—a decline of 23 percent. Indeed, the ...

JDAI Standards & Resources - Stop Solitary for Kids

The Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI), supported by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, is in more than 250 sites in 39 states. JDAI is based on ...

Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative (JDAI)

The Juvenile Division is a state site for JDAI programming and the Hulse Juvenile Detention Center actively promotes the philosophy of the initiative whose ...

Examining How JDAI Sites Interact with Native Youth and Tribes

Recommendation 5: States and Tribes should execute Memoranda of Understanding for all child welfare and juvenile justice matters. State court and juvenile ...

Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative Scale-Up Study - WestEd

Summarizes the lessons learned from JDAI implementation both in and across the states ... Pages: 63. Publisher: WestEd. Reprint PermissionsEvaluation Copies ...

detention reform - Wyoming Juvenile Justice

Many JDAI sites have shifted money once spent on detention to other kinds of youth supervision programs and services, saving counties and states millions in ...

Investing in the County's Youth Through the Juvenile Detention ...

A Brief Overview of Indiana JDAI's Core Strategies ... Indiana is one of nearly 200 JDAI sites in 39 states and the District of Columbia to ...

Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) - Douglas County

Casey Foundation that works to safely reduce the number of youths inappropriately housed in detention. The work of JDAI allows for youth to return to their ...

JDAI Newsletter - August 2016 - GovDelivery

These sites join nineteen counties currently implementing JDAI in Indiana: Allen, Bartholomew, Boone, Clark, Delaware, Elkhart, Henry, Howard, Johnson, LaGrange ...

System Reforms to Reduce Youth Incarceration: Why We Must ...

Tellingly, participating JDAI sites reduced their commitments to state custody by 63% — even more than they reduced detention admissions.

Reforming Juvenile Justice: A Developmental Approach (2013)

leverage dollars invested in the reporting year to support detention reform activities, whether local, state, federal, or private. JDAI sites reported a one- ...

The Harms of Juvenile Detention

multiple sites wishing to initiate JDAI simultaneously within any given state. ... In 31 of those states (89 percent), the 2016 detention population in local JDAI ...

JDAI Shifts Focus to Overhauling Probation, Increasing Diversion

... states and Washington, D.C., that have adopted JDAI reforms. ... JDAI sites to … rethink their purpose of detention,” he said. “The ...

JUVENILE DETENTION REFORM FACT SHEET - ACT4JJ

• Nearly 70% of children in public detention centers are in facilities operating above their ... More than 70 JDAI sites throughout the United States pursue eight ...

LEGISBRIEF

JDAI sites nationwide. State Action. Most states currently allow juveniles to be held in isolation for a variety of reasons but some are re-examining this ...

Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative

An official website of the State of Maryland ... JDAI Connect · Pretrial Justice Institute. . Juvenile Detention ...

STATE-LEVEL DETENTION REFORM - Issue Lab

Throughout the United States, JDAI sites assess their efforts to reduce racial/ethnic disparities in juvenile justice using a checklist (log on to www ...

nebraska juvenile detention alternatives initiative (jdai)

Otoe County was the first expansion site to participate in. (JDAI) in the State of Nebraska. In 2017, Lancaster County joined the expansion ...

JDAI Site Contacts - IDHS

JDAI Site Contacts · Lake County (19th Circuit) · 18th Judicial Circuit (Du Page County) · 15th Judicial Circuit · 13th Judicial Circuit · Peoria County (10th ...

Incarcerating Youth can Aggravate Crime and Frustrate Education ...

JDAI sites have reduced adolescent detention, strengthened juvenile justice systems and saved money — all without compromising public safety.