MAFCA recently honored Chief Justice Elizabeth Clement with an award acknowledging her impactful leadership in Michigan’s juvenile justice reform efforts and expressed gratitude as she transitions to her new role at NCSC.
Discover why the long-debunked ‘Broken Windows’ theory of policing persists and explore its implications for juvenile justice reform in our courts.
Explore Dr. Jodi Petersen’s insights on applying evidence-based practices for juvenile delinquency interventions, including quality assurance and risk assessments.
VIA Zoom, Dr. Jodi Petersen of Petersen Research Consultants presented on Evidence-Based Best Practices in Juvenile Delinquency Interventions. To watch the presentation, click here. Passcode to view: k&^=g0AM Download the
VIA Zoom, Dr. Jodi Petersen of Petersen Research Consultants presented on Leveraging Risk Assessments for Impactful Case Management. To watch the presentation, click here. Passcode
VIA Zoom, Dr. Jodi Petersen of Petersen Research Consultants presented on navigating risk assessments and diversion screeners, risk assessment for impactful case management, evidence-based best
MAFCA is hosting multiple trainings on Juvenile Justice reform for its membership. Dr. Jodi Petersen of Petersen Research Consultants will be presenting on navigating risk
Mark your calendars for MAFCA’s 2024 events including the Winter Conference, Spring Training Event with NCJFCJ, Summer Conference, and the first-ever Michigan Joint Juvenile Justice Conference. Essential gatherings for those involved in juvenile justice and family court systems.
Macomb County juvenile court officials explain how they have shifted their philosophy and programs to focus more on assessing and providing treatment for youth rather than punitive measures. Read more about the changes and their positive impacts.
The Genesee County Family Court implemented an Intensive Family Support program to provide services and support to at-risk youth and families to improve school engagement and attendance. Read on to learn about their promising practices and results.
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