Publisher: Moriah Fund
Published: December 2011
Describes how foundations helped transform the juvenile justice agency, replace a notorious prison with a smaller facility designed for rehabilitation and development, and reduce recidivism through community-based alternatives. Outlines lessons learned.
Funder(s): Carter & Melissa Cafritz Trust, Meyer Memorial Trust, Moriah Fund, Public Welfare Foundation
Subject(s): Children and Youth; Civil and Human Rights, Prison/Judicial Reform; Community Improvement/Development