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Juvenile Justice

MacArthur supports juvenile justice reform in 35 states primarily through its Models for Change initiative, which aims to accelerate a national juvenile justice reform movement to improve the lives of young people in trouble with the law, while enhancing public safety and holding young offenders accountable for their actions. Read our strategy

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Representative Grants

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Alexandria, Virginia

2012

$820,000 To enhance law enforcement's leadership role in juvenile justice system reform consistent with Models for Change goals and strategies (over two years).
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Coalition for Juvenile Justice

Washington, District of Columbia

2012

$500,000 To sustain and spread Models for Change juvenile justice system reforms through networks of state-based juvenile justice advisory and advocacy groups (over two years)
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National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges

Reno, Nevada

2013

$2,675,000 To document policy and practice innovations and track systems reform progress and outcomes as part of Models for Change (over two years).
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National Conference of State Legislatures

Denver, Colorado

2012

$700,000 To provide information and assistance to members about effective reforms to improve juvenile justice with a focus on Models for Change progress and resources (over two years).
Representative Grants

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Alexandria, Virginia

2011

$125,000 To enhance law enforcement's leadership role in juvenile justice systems reform consistent with Models for Change goals and strategies.

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Staff

Portrait of Julia M. Stasch

Julia M. Stasch

Vice President, U.S. Programs

Portrait of Laurie R. Garduque

Laurie R. Garduque

Director, Justice Reform

Portrait of Patrick Griffin

Patrick Griffin

Program Officer

Portrait of Mary McClanahan

Mary McClanahan

Executive Secretary

Portrait of Stephen R. Stinson

Stephen R. Stinson

Program Administrator