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@cfjj has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in August 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @cfjj are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, cfjj has populated their site with: • Support Team CfJJ! • Raise the Age Lobby Day 2026 — CfJJ • ACTION ALERT: Tell Your Senator: Less Crime for Less Money • Registration - CfJJ Report Presentation: "ICE OUT: Mapping and Resisting Local Law Enforcement Collusion with ICE in Massachusetts” • Youth Justice and Arts Summit 2026 Registration • CfJJ's Annual Leadership Celebration | Registration • CfJJ Website • ACTION ALERT: Demand Transparency and Accuracy in School-Based Arrests • JJNews: Juvenile Courts vs Adult Courts • ACTION ALERT: Hearing School to Prison Pipeline bills • In the News: Local Cooperation with ICE Puts Massachusetts Youth at Risk • CfJJ Golf Tournament Registration • Falmouth Road Race Team CfJJ 2026 Application • Local and State Authorities’ Partnership with ICE Puts Massachusetts Children at Risk — CfJJ • CfJJ Stands in Solidarity with Giselle Byrd • Leadership Celebration - Honoree Spotlight: The COMPASS Program of BRYT and Framingham HS • Leadership Celebration - Honoree Spotlight: Pa'lante Transformative Justice • Support Team CfJJ! 2025 Falmouth Road Race • Improving outcomes for LGBTQ+ youth • ACTION ALERT: Invest in Prevention in Schools and Courts • 2025 Falmouth Road Race Team CfJJ 2025 Application • Celebrating 30 Years of Youth Justice Advocacy • Youth Justice Voter Guide Release & Youth Voting Conversation - Register • Support Raise the Age! • Support Team CfJJ - Falmouth Road Race! • Books to Bars - Audible and The Loop Lab 2023 • Here are ways to end high school violence in Brockton, MA • Watch #RaiseTheAgeMA Testimony • CfJJ Legislative Priorities - Take Action Today • MA Legislature Hearings • New Mass. state Senate panel wants to reform juvenile justice system • Donate to CfJJ - The 2023 ASICS Falmouth Road Race — • Activist Guide to Public Record Requests — CfJJ • Action Alert: Police officers are NOT Classroom Teachers • Police, metal detectors wrong answer in Boston Public Schools - CommonWealth Magazine • Decarcerating the Welfare State Panel • Three years after George Floyd's murder, Massachusetts grapples with police accountability • Raise the Age bill is ‘smart on crime’ - The Boston Globe • Why does BPS skip restorative justice as a solution to school safety? - The Bay State Banner • George Floyd’s murder ushered in big talk of equity and justice. 3 years later, this work is still a matter of life and death • Youth Justice Lobby Day: From Vision to Reality Registration • Grassroots Training: Influencing Legislators • An unfinished piece of criminal justice reform business: Raising the age for juvenile offenders • Thrive Act Advocacy Day • Youth Justice Lobby Day: From Vision to Reality • Equity in Education: The push to keep local schools safe amid nationwide spike in violence • Youth at Risk Conference | Pathways for Children • CfJJ Falmouth Road Race donation page • Students stage ‘die-in’ in Dorchester, advocating against community violence • To end the age of incarceration, three communities pioneer a developmental approach • Boston Public Schools nearing agreement with city police to formalize relationship • JJ News: Senate Budget Co-Sponsors • The State of Education in the Commonwealth: A Community Perspective • Suspended students more likely to get caught up in juvenile justice system, and vice versa • Students of Color Bear Brunt of School Discipline, Identity Bullying, Boston Forum Says • Suffolk DA announces diversion program for young adults • CfJJ's 2023 Golf Tournament • Justice By Geography- Report Forum May 03, 2023 • Celtics' Malcolm Brogdon talks Raise The Age Legislation with Citizens For Juvenile Justice • Malcolm Brogdon discusses #RaiseTheAgeMA with CfJJ • Jane Doe Inc. hosting Dorothy Roberts • Social Media and the Law- Discovering Justice • Mass. LGBTQ youth commission propose policy changes amid nationwide threats • JJ News: Just The Facts- Police and Metal Detectors In Schools • Justice By Geography Registration • Grassroots Training: Advocacy 101 Registration • Police can’t be the only option for Boston school safety • 2023 Gault Center New England Summit • Freedom to Learn: National Day of Action • Team CfJJ 2023 Application • Letter: As a teacher, I don't think SROs are the right answer for school safety • A Long Warrant Offers Much to Debate in Truro • As Second Chance Pell Grant program grows, more incarcerated people can get degrees – but there's a difference between prison-run and college-run education behind bars • How the top U.S. official for incarcerated youth sees the challenges for kids in the justice system • Justice By Geography — CfJJ • Schools With More Black and Latino Students Likelier to Have Police • Emerging Adult Justice- More Than Words • Sign Up for JJ News! — CfJJ • Public Supports Changes to High-Stakes Testing for MA Students • 2022 A Year of Stories — Agncy Design • Translation and Interpretation Internship — CfJJ • Her Honor: Stories of Challenge and Triumph from Women Judges - Registration Form • YRBS Briefing | Boston Indicators • Letter: Port school leaders praised for discipline approach • Newburyport school district touts alternative to suspensions • DCF chief reports fewer, but more complex cases • DAs frequently using dangerousness hearings • Juvenile justice should focus on rehabilitation not punishment • ‘Asians are an afterthought’: Asian American students at BPS report feeling less safe, more undervalued • 2023 LPE Conference – “Labor, Social Control, and Counterpower” – LPE Project • Views mixed on youth crime pendulum • Citizens for Juvenile Justice Debunks Myths about Metal Detectors and School Safety • Metal Detectors: "Security Theater," Not Safer Schools • Race-Based Bullying Training Series Part 4 • Five actions we can take to address bullying • Celtics Jaylen Brown, Malcolm Brogdon, and Grant Williams meet with Biden administration officials to press social justice issues • The Benefits of Restorative Justice for Persons Harmed: A Roundtable • Cultivating a School-to-Possibility Pipeline in MA • Family2Family Conference • Become a CfJJ Social Media Ambassador! • Evidence Demonstrates the Benefits of Social and Emotional Learning in Schools • I am a survivor of the child welfare system. Family surveillance is not the solution to poverty. • Courts, profit and the monetization of America's justice system • Gotta Make Your Own Heaven Report • Does mandatory reporting of child abuse help or hurt? A Colorado task force is taking a second look. • States With The Biggest School Counselor Shortage • Are young boys of color set up to fail in early education? • Sunshine Week 2023 Events • Police are removed permanently from schools through vote of Somerville education officials • Know Your Rights Against DCF – Workshops Registration • BPS, police proceeding without community input • Advocates want more focus on educational needs of foster children in Massachusetts • Data Democratization • Council probes BPS on restorative justice • Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Cultivating Caring Communities in Schools: Tools for Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline. • Number-crunching youth violence in Boston: Just how bad is it? • Report finds BPS data is inaccurate and incomplete, with wide-ranging consequences • BPS bus failures violated rights of special education students, state finds • See how many school counselors are in Massachusetts • Foster Youth Education — CfJJ • Massachusetts student activists bring demand for jobs, local voting rights to State House • A 15-year-old stayed in a hospital for 40 days. The reason? The state child welfare agency had no place to put him. • JJ News: Ten Myths About Child Welfare Oversight in MA • Teen girls report record levels of violence, sadness and suicide risk, CDC survey finds • MALN Opinion+ ft. CfJJ • JJ News: Massachusetts Juvenile Justice System in 2022 • Fail: School Policing in Massachusetts • A drumbeat call for cops in schools • Can Community Programs Help Slow the Rise in Violence? • NIKE Inc.’s Black Community Commitment 2023 • The state child welfare system needs an overhaul, not more Band-Aids • Complaint Alleges Exclusionary Mass. Vocational School Admissions Policies • Preschool suspensions are harmful — and common • Action Alert: Shrink the School to Prison Pipeline & Address School Discipline Disparities • Making the System Fair & Effective — CfJJ Legislative Priorities • Bill seeks to eliminate school takeovers by Mass. education department • He killed at age 18. Does he deserve a second chance? • Action Alert: Make the Promise of Juvenile Justice Reforms a Reality • Race-Based Bullying | Mass Legal Services • Know Your Rights: Race-Based Bullying Training Series Part 3 • Promoting Metal Detectors In BPS Perpetuates Dangerous Narrative • After Brawl, 4 City Councilors Keep Calling for Police, Metal Detectors in Boston Schools • Halting the School-to-Prison Pipeline Stakeholders Convening • Students Need Emotional and Community Support, Not Cops in Schools • Opinion: The police who killed Tyre Nichols were Black. But they might still have been driven by racism • Former Cambridge mayor Alice Wolf, an advocate for refugees and LGBTQ equality, dies at 89 • Find your Legislator • Ten Myths about Child Welfare Oversight in Massachusetts • State legal aid agency seeks more oversight when DCF removes children from homes without court order • Re-Envisioning School Safety in Massachusetts • 'It’s not just a jail break': Juvenile prison populations reach all-time lows • Consultant says Boston should consider bringing back school police, among other safety recommendations • A former judge’s call to eliminate mandatory-minimum sentencing laws • Race-Based Bullying Training Series Part 3 • City councilors call for police, metal detectors in Boston Public Schools • Councilors call for police officers in schools - The Bay State Banner • Would putting police in Boston schools increase safety? WGBH News • Would police and metal detectors make Boston’s public schools safer? • Medicaid should cover the incarcerated - CommonWealth Magazine • Police in schools have outsize effect on Black children, report says • Boston city councilors calling for hearing on BPS school safety • BPS parents concerned about safety at school • Selecting High-Quality Evidence-based Strategies for Safe, Supportive and Healthy Schools • Pastor Jamal Bryant, NAACP, Call for Tougher Stance By Community on Black Teen Killings In Atlanta • CfJJ Trainings and Information Sessions • Getting Answers: youth racial disparities remain high in Mass. court system • An alternative to incarceration for young adults sees early success in Springfield • Disrupting Racism™ • We take foster kids from their parents. Then we wonder what’s wrong with them • Boston Public Schools’ proposed school safety positions draw outcry from juvenile justice advocates • JJ News: Happy Holidays From the CfJJ Team • The City That Kicked Cops Out of Schools and Tried Restorative Practices Instead • Meet some of Boston's top Black tech founders • Baker officials slammed for criminal justice reform compliance • School's Out — CfJJ • Patriot Devin McCourty’s on-field performance is matched only by his generosity • Boston Bar Association- Beacon Awards Registration • Students belong in class, so this school redesigned discipline to honor that • Overpolicing breaks Black and Brown communities. What can we build instead? • Poll finds Boston teachers open to lessons on race, sexism • Why Youth Incarceration Fails: An Updated Review of the Evidence • Improving Massachusetts' Child Requiring Assistance System- JJPAD Report • 2022 Education Justice Victories that Give Us Hope for 2023 • Mass. leaders push benefits of college-in-prison programs to the incoming administration • Fostering tragedy: Experts say system designed to protect children can break up families • JJ News: Leadership Celebration 2022- Thank You For Joining Us • Advocates push for higher standards on state school police regulations • Should Massachusetts raise the maximum age of juvenile court jurisdiction to 20? • 2022 Leadership Celebration • As juvenile gun arrests spike in Boston, Wu launches youth safety task force • Massachusetts police who’ve been fired or resigned in scandal just move on to another town • Education becomes the catch-22 of prison life • The Clinton-Era Adoption Law That Still Devastates Black Families Today • Thank You for Joining Us on This Journey! • “If I Wasn’t Poor, I Wouldn’t Be Unfit” • New 'sobering' review of BPS special education program highlights disparities • Getting Answers: experts address possible cracks in DCF reporting process • JJPAD Racial and Ethnic Disparities Report • I Wish the Jury Had Not Sentenced My Family’s Killer to Death • We must stop the cycle of gun violence in hard-hit Boston neighborhoods • Let’s Follow the Science on Late Adolescence • Youth Justice Visioning Session Stakeholder Meeting Registration • Councilors seek to postpone motion on July incident between Amherst teens and police • Violent crime is a key midterm voting issue, but what does the data say? • Leading By Example Conference Registration • Racial disparities in juvenile justice start with how Black and Latino youth are arrested, report finds • CfJJ 2022 Voter Guides • ACTION ALERT: Advance Counseling Not Criminalization of Students • MA Voting Information • Race-Based Bullying Training Series (Part 2) • Progressive Sheriffs Are Here. Will They Win In November? • New Bedford paraprofessionals say the city is violating special education mandates • New Bedford’s school arrests numbers differ from data reported by city police • Despite recent shootings in Boston, data show this is one of the lowest years for daytime gun violence • With few options, DCF has had children sleep overnight in its offices at times, workers say • After controversial firing, Hayden appoints new head of DA’s juvenile unit • Trial by Jury: Does the American Justice System Bring About Justice? • Leading By Example Conference • What Youth Justice Means to Youth: A Vision for the Future • A Crime Against Humanity: The Mass Incarceration of Children in the United States • Taking on Transformation: Community Support for Youth and Families • Police Need Warrants to Search Homes. Child Welfare Agents Almost Never Get One. • Not Enough School Counselors to Meet Needs of MA Students • Rockford Student Suffers Brain Damage after being Body Slammed by a Cop • Will more police solve the nation’s school violence problem? • Mass. eliminates probation, parole fees • Guide for Attending Court in MA • 'A Series of Mixed Signals'- The Boston Globe • ‘Taken and Traumatized'- NBC Boston Article • RSVP: Know Your Rights During Police Encounters • Creating Brighter Futures for Our Nation's Youth Webinar • Celtics players and coaches listen as group of former inmates share their stories • Inside Massachusetts’ Family Separation Disaster • DA Hayden must take juvenile justice reform seriously • Race-Based Bullying Training Series (Part 1) Registration • Social Media Ambassador — CfJJ • Rap on Trial Guide Authors Join Amicus Brief in Important Massachusetts Appeal • MHLAC Know Your Rights Q&A Zoom Link • How Conservatives Are Trying to Shut Down the Progressive Prosecutor Movement • Fiction — CfJJ • There Is No Excellence Without Equity: A Path Forward for Education in Massachusetts • Hayden fires head of juvenile unit, drawing mixed reactions from reformers and supporters • School Committee gets update on plan for Worcester police liaison officers • What parents are getting wrong about teens and sexting • SJC says Boston judge erred in denying marijuana expungement • JJNews: MA LGBTQ Youth Commission Recommendations • Sheriff explains drop in special ed services for youth at Franklin County Jail and House of Correction • Experts worry about a heavier police presence in schools: 'Black and brown children bear the brunt of criminalization' • Students of color push back on calls for police in schools • Police in schools isn't a solution to school shootings. It's a cop-out. • Mass. has lowest incarceration rate in 35 years. Experts say there's room to improve • OPINION EXCHANGE | Juvenile crime crackdown is racist, regressive • Celtics lend support to raising the age of adult sentencing • Outcome of Legislative Committee Votes • Nike Purpose: Our Black Community Commitment • Boston’s gang database should be dismantled - The Boston Globe • Deadline fast approaching…Did your Legislators Co-Sponsor Youth Justice Bills? • Making the System Fair & Effective — CfJJ • Professor Hartung and Stewart ’21 Report on Massachusetts Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline - School of Law - Northeastern University - • A Toolkit for Advocates to Ethically Engage in Youth Justice Storytelling • REPORT: Hidden Costs- Revealing the Hidden Costs of Policing in Boston • REPORT: Too Blue Boston Policing • REPORT: We Are The Prey Official • Donate HERE • Raise the Age • Expunge MA • The Issues