This webinar discussed the ways in which the process of reentry can be difficult for young adults returning to their communities from a custody setting and recent research that finds that young adults are more amenable to treatment than older adults, thus making early intervention with justice-involved young adults particularly important.
This webinar will review reentry practice standards and data derived from adolescent development research over the last decade that shows what justice-involved young people need to be successful when they leave residential placement and/or exit community supervision.
This webinar showcases updates to the Collaborative Comprehensive Case Plans web tool, which offers guidance and case studies on integrating critical behavioral health and criminogenic risk and needs information into comprehensive case plans that actively engage the participant and reflect a balanced and collaborative partnership between criminal justice and social service systems.
In this webinar, current community-based reentry programs share evidence-based practices, services, and supports they are using to improve reentry outcomes for youth.
This webinar will review a variety of research-based tools community supervision agencies have adopted over the past years that support shifting participants to seeing themselves as coaches of behavior change rather than simply monitors of compliance.
This webinar featured a panel of young people talking about their reentry experiences with the goal of helping professionals better understand and help young people to thrive.
