Shared Justice
Administer Justice, Love Mercy, and Walk Humbly
This article is the third in CPJ’s Ink & Impact series featuring young writers from across the country. In today’s political climate, often marked by cynicism and despair, CPJ’s annual […]
You Don’t Have to Give Up Your Steak
This article is the second in CPJ’s Ink & Impact series featuring young writers from across the country. In today’s political climate, often marked by cynicism and despair, CPJ’s annual […]
A Community Response to the Age of Uncertainty in Special Education
This article is the first in CPJ’s Ink & Impact series featuring young writers from across the country. In today’s political climate, often marked by cynicism and despair, CPJ’s annual […]
When Language Becomes Policy: Youth Crime and the Power of Words
Sitting in a Catholic Mass in 1996, John Dilulio had what he later described as an epiphany. Months earlier, the Princeton professor had coined the term “superpredators” in a November […]
No Child Beyond Hope: How Government and Civil Society Can Work Together in Juvenile Justice
The House DC is a nonprofit organization located in Anacostia, a vibrant neighborhood in southeast Washington, D.C. with a strong sense of community. Like many urban neighborhoods, it also faces […]