State definition of ‘juvenile offender’ should follow the science
To end the age of incarceration, three communities pioneer a developmental approach
Juvenile Justice Should Focus on Rehabilitation Not Punishment
Teran, Robinson, Pacheco: Raise juvenile court age so young people can thrive
Emerging Adults Need a Justice System Guided by Facts
Opinion | Double tragedy: Falsely imprisoned, then died of COVID while preaching justice reform
Can We Reimagine Juvenile Justice for Gen Z?
A crisis within a crisis: Police killings of Black emerging adults
D.C.’s promising initiative for young incarcerated people
Editorial: Reducing crime in Chicago: Instead of jail and a record, a second chance
Katrina L. Goodjoint: Ending mass incarceration requires emerging adult justice reform
Legislature must seize the opportunity for ‘expungement’ reform
It’s time to raise the age
Why the Party Is On For Emerging Adults, Even in Pandemic
This Financial Crisis Isn't Young People's Fault, But We Have the Most to Lose
It’s time for Massachusetts to raise the age of juvenile jurisdiction to include 18 year olds
18-year-old offenders belong in the juvenile, not adult, justice system
Juvenile justice system can, and should, serve older youth
Opinion: Young offenders don’t belong in adult prisons. California has a chance to end the practice
Maryland should follow D.C.’s lead on youth rehabilitation
