Shared Justice
Be Their Village: Family Involvement in Youth Diversion and the Juvenile Justice System
Most people alive today can credit some amount of family support for their success. No one is entirely ‘self-made,’ rather we all have been touched and shaped from infancy to […]
Pillars of Community: How Muslim Americans and Religious Freedom Support the Social Safety Net
This article is part of our series looking at the Invisible Social Safety Net — all of those houses of worship and faith-based organizations that provide essential social services to […]
Meet The Non-Profit Transforming How Churches Show Up For Foster Kids
This article part of our series looking at the Invisible Social Safety Net — all of those houses of worship and faith-based organizations that provide essential social services to their […]
Opinion: Should Pastors Disclose Who They Are Voting For?
As we approach the last few weeks of the election season, the country is on edge. Forbes recently surveyed over 2,000 Americans from Sept. 4-6, 2024 and found that over […]
The Importance of the Community Involvement in the Juvenile Justice System
This article is part of CPJ’s Shared Justice series on involving families and communities in the juvenile justice system. In the United States, courts will hear nearly 800,000 juvenile justice […]