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LJJN: A Culturally Competent Model for Juvenile Justice Reform

Published Oct 25, 2007, Cassandra Villanueva

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During the DMC Action Network's first annual meeting, one workshop outlined strategies for reviewing and modifying system processes through a cultural competence lens, and ensuring that the DMC reduction and other reform strategies are responsive to the unique needs and preferences of communities of color. This presentation discusses NCLR's Latino Juvenile Justice Network.

Reform areas: Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

Categories: Racial-ethnic fairness/DMC

Tags: Cultural Competence, DMC Action Network, Latino, National, NCLR, Presentation

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Models for Change was a juvenile justice systems reform initiative supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, website operated by Justice Policy Institute.

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