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2018 CJJ National DMC Conference
"Claiming The Future: Uniting To End Disparities"
Nov. 27-30, 2018
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront
700 Aliceanna Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
CJJ hosted our 2018 National DMC Conference on November 27-30 at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront in Baltimore, MD. The event focused on “Claiming The Future: Uniting To End Disparities” Major sponsors included Georgetown University's Center for Juvenile Justice Reform and Maryland Governor's Office of Crime Control & Prevention.
This year’s conference focused on ways that young people and their communities, as well as law enforcement, court officials, advocacy groups, and State Advisory Groups can work together to combat racial and ethnic disparities (RED).
Specifically we addressed the following:
- What changes can be made at the system's front end to reduce DMC?
- How can youth advocates, law enforcement, attorneys, the judiciary, and community leaders work together to combat the crisis?
- What role does data collection play in eliminating RED, and how can collection be improved?
Conference Resources
Conference program
Supporting the Health Care Transition From Adolescence to Adulthood in the Medical Home
State of the Art Review: Poverty and the Developing Brain
How Does Incarcerating Young People Affect Their Adult Health Outcomes?
What are the needs of incarcerated youth?
The Impact Center at FPG Child Development Institute Resources