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OCT. 12, 2022

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OJJDP-funded Website Launched To Support Family-Based Sentencing Alternatives

The OJJDP-funded Family-Based Justice Center has launched a website offering resources to assist OJJDP grantees and state, local, and Tribal stakeholders implementing family-based alternative sentencing programs.

The website is a hub for data, research, and information-sharing. It features best practices, model programs, and an interactive map of legislation and programs.

The Family-Based Justice Center is operated by New York University's Marron Institute of Urban Management, a training and technical assistance provider funded under OJJDP’s FY 22 Family-Based Alternative Sentencing Program.

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RESOURCES:

Read OJJDP Administrator’s blog post on OJJDP’s community-based alternatives to youth incarceration.
Learn more about OJJDP’s FY 22 Family-Based Alternative Sentencing Program.
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