Transforming Juvenile Probation Series: A Conversation with Patrice Wedderburn
Transforming Juvenile Probation is an Instagram Live series hosted by the Center for Public Justice. Throughout the month of June, CPJ’s Juvenile Justice Fellow Yasmine Arrington will interview four experts […]
A Better Way Forward: How Diversion Programs Offer Youth Opportunities for Success
This article is part of Shared Justice’s Opportunity for Transformation series running throughout June. The series will explore one of the most urgent areas for reform within the juvenile justice […]
Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Religious Freedom For Foster Parents
Editor’s Note: this article originally appeared on Religion Unplugged and has been republished with permission. BY CHELSEA LANGSTON BOMBINO On Thursday, June 17, 2021, the Supreme Court of the United […]
Hatfield Happenings: An Update from Prize Recipient Seth Billingsley
Seth Billingsley graduated in May of 2021 with Bachelor’s of Business Administration in international business and a Bachelor’s of Arts in political science from John Brown University. Seth’s research focuses […]
The Build Back Better Act is on Hold—With Better, But Still Flawed, Language About Faith-Based Child Care and Pre-K
The Build Back Better Act (BBBA—H.R. 5376) proposes greatly increased federal subsidies for child care and a new, free, universal pre-kindergarten program. These programs are intended to attract faith-based providers, […]