Jeremy Loudenback

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Nashville Judge Sheila Calloway uses her talents as a communicator to open up awareness of juvenile court diversion and restorative justice.

Republicans in Louisiana and North Carolina have passed laws that roll back reforms, allowing more teenagers to be prosecuted as adults.

The advocate-turned-federal-administrator shares why the 1974 Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Act still matters.

Bob Schwartz, the charismatic figure in youth justice reform who co-founded the Juvenile Law Center, has died after a prolonged bout with cancer.

A new Kansas law allows some youth to leave their juvenile facility so they can take part in apprenticeships or attend college in person.

About a quarter of young adults in foster care in California have attempted suicide, according to a recently published study.

As state leaders in Washington push for a new juvenile prison site, family members of incarcerated youth and their advocates slammed the plan.

Foster youth, caregivers and child-welfare professionals have been impacted by devastating wildfires in L.A. County.

Once in foster care herself, Jeanette Yoffe shares her perspective on how the fires in Los Angeles could uproot and affect foster youth.