JJ Connections

We hope that you find the links listed below helpful in your search for information and resources relating to juvenile justice. Please let us know of other sites that might be useful to our members. Contact us at info@juvenilecoalition.org.

JJC Member Organizations

• Berea Children’s Home and Family Services
• National Youth Advocacy Program
• Bellefaire Jewish Children’s Bureau
• United Way of Central Ohio
• START (Support for At Risk Teens), Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry
• The Village Network (Formerly Boys Village)
• Children’s Defense Fund Ohio
• Positive Education Program
• League of Women Voters of Ohio
• Voices for Children of Greater Cleveland
• Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries

Ohio Organizations (youth or correctional)

• Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies
• The League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund
• Ohio Correctional and Court Services Association
• Ohio Community Corrections Organization
• The Public Children’s Services Association of Ohio

Ohio State Government

• Ohio Legislative Service Commission
• Ohio Department of Youth Services
• Ohio Department of Education
• Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services
• Ohio Correctional Institutional Inspection Committee

National Organizations (youth or advocacy)

• Annie E. Casey Foundation
• American Bar Association
• Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
• Children’s Defense Fund
• Montgomery Area Children’s Advocacy Center
• Electronic Policy Network
• The Juvenile Justice Bookstore
• School of Criminology and Criminal Justice – Florida State University
• National Association of Counsel for Children
• National Youth Development Information Center
• Rand Corporation
• Building Blocks for Youth
• Youth Advocate Programs, Inc.

National Government Organizations (juvenile justice)

• Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Programs
• Office of Justice Programs, US Department of Justice
• National Criminal Justice Reference Service

News Links

• League of Women Voters Juvenile Justice Position, Winter 2003
• The Juvenile Death Penalty Today, January 2005
• American Prospect On-Line