Their study, published in Academic Pediatrics, found that of the more than 1.7 million records reviewed, 38,263 (or 2.2%) of youth seen between January 2009 and December 2020 likely had a parent ...

Impact of incarceration on youth health Researcher works to uncover health outcomes for children and families Date: July 19, 2024 Source: University of Cincinnati ...

The rising tide of mass incarceration may slowly be subsiding. By the end of last year, the nation's overall prison population had dropped to below 1.5 million for the first time in more than a ...

The challenge was identifying youth who have been impacted by mass incarceration, ... This study is an attempt to uncover the size of the impact of mass incarceration on youth health in Cincinnati.

Mass incarceration is a public health crisis that harms the health and well-being of incarcerated people, corrections staff, ...

How to Fight Mass Incarceration and Win Criminal justice reform advocates in Los Angeles have amassed some impressive victories—laying out a model for reducing incarceration and providing care.

Allegheny County reinstated an advisory board to guide management of Highland Detention at Shuman Center, operated by private contractor Adelphoi.

The growth of the US prison population under a system of mass incarceration has now gone on for 50 years, according to The Sentencing Project.While awareness and political discourse about US ...

Maryland's Equitable Justice Collaborative faces challenges in its mission to reduce mass incarceration. ... In fact the issue we discussed was the automatic charging of youth as adults.

Maryland Department of Juvenile Services Secretary Vincent Schiraldi and the state’s labor secretary, Portia Wu, were on hand for the start of the multi-year effort, which Brown said would be ...

A Massachusetts initiative to keep young people out of the juvenile justice system is expanding to southern parts of the state this year, the next step in an effort to introduce the program statewide.

The offices of Maryland’s attorney general and public defender on Thursday released their first report in an ongoing project to address the state’s disproportionate incarceration of Black people.