CENTER ON JUVENILE & CRIMINAL JUSTICE

The Center on Juvenile & Criminal Justice provides specialized social services and advocacy programs focused on justice system reform and community reentry. Their core capabilities include case management, the administration of gender-responsive housing, and the implementation of youth justice initiatives. The organization possesses technical expertise in legal advocacy and systemic reform, specifically through the management of resentencing pilot programs and the distribution of microgrants to support marginalized populations. The organization maintains strong partnerships with a diverse array of municipal and legal agencies. They work extensively with the Sheriff's office and the Chief of Children, Youth & Families to deliver case management and youth justice services. Additionally, they collaborate with the Registrar of Voters on equitable voter participation and vote restoration outreach, and partner with the District Attorney and Adult Probation to implement resentencing and specialized housing programs. Their industry focus is centered on the intersection of public health, human services, and the legal system. They specialize in the social services vertical, positioning themselves as a key intermediary for government-funded outreach, reentry support, and civil rights initiatives.