Named in honor of CJJ Founder A. L. Carlisle, this honor is presented to an individual who has made outstanding contributions to youth, to the juvenile justice community or in the broader area of juvenile justice reforms.Spirit of Youth Award
[1] A. L. Carlisle Child Advocacy Award Nomination Form
Awarded to an exceptional young person under the age of 28, this honor recognizes a young adult who has made great strides following involvement with the juvenile justice system, has overcome personal obstacles, and is today making significant contributions to society.Tony Gobar Outstanding Juvenile Justice Specialist Award
[2] Spirit of Youth Award Nomination Form
Named in honor of Tony Gobar, the late, longtime Juvenile Justice Specialist in Mississippi, this award recognizes a state Juvenile Justice Specialist who has exemplified excellence in service to others, has been dedicated and committed to improving the juvenile justice system, and has demonstrated compassion and concern for juveniles and their advocates.Consider nominating someone in your state! Inspiring and innovative work is happening across the country, and CJJ is privileged to recognize those individuals engaged in personal and system-wide change.
[3] Tony Gobar Outstanding Juvenile Justice Specialist Award Nomination Form
[1]: http://juvjustice.org/media/fckeditor/A_ L_ Carlisle Award Nomination Form - 2008.doc
[2]: http://juvjustice.org/media/fckeditor/Spirit of Youth Award Nomination Form - 2008.DOC
[3]: http://juvjustice.org/media/fckeditor/Tony Gobar Award Nomination Form - 2008.doc
[4]: mailto:ferrante@juvjustice.org