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The Psychology of Cruelty: Recognizing Grave Mental Harm in American Prisons
Maya SussmanDecember 28, 20152015, Publications, Mental Health, Violence
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Those In-Between: Young Adult Justice Panel at Community Justice 2016

Maya SussmanMay 18, 2016Videos, Diversion, Adolescent Development, International Practices and Laws, Trauma, Raise the Age, Specialized Courts, Racial and Ethnic Disparities, 2016
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Viewing Justice Reinvestment through a Developmental Lens: New Approaches to Reducing Young Adult Recidivism in MA

Maya SussmanDecember 15, 2015Adolescent Development, Specialized Courts, International Practices and Laws, Expungement, Community Services, Age-Appropriate Programming and Services, Education, Violence, 2015, Positive Youth Development, Other Specialized Provisions, Publications, Racial and Ethnic Disparities

The Emerging Adult Justice Project greatly appreciates the support of the following funders: Art For Justice Fund, Gardiner Howland Shaw Foundation, Open Philanthropy Project, Pinkerton Foundation, Spring Point Partners, Rosenberg Foundation, William T. Grant Foundation.

 
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