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Limited-time merch drop! We’ve added NEW items to the MCYJ shop—check out our baby onesies, joggers, and bucket hats! Whether you're repping youth justice reform in comfort or dressing up the little advocates in your life, we've got something for everyone. But hurry—this sale won’t last forever! Grab your favorites before they’re gone. Shop now: https://tinyurl.com/4bet8zpx (fb)
“With the Senate’s passage of juvenile defense legislation, we move closer to a system that upholds every child’s right to fair representation,” said Jennifer Peacock, MCYJ Policy Director. “Their rights must be protected in every courtroom across the state.” We are incredibly proud of Jen’s work as we continue to advocate for equitable legal representation for young people across the state! Read more: (fb)
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Home About Us Our Work Our Impact Get Involved Events More Be a part of our work to create a fair and effective justice system for Michigan39s children youthand young adults. MCYJ at a Glance The Michigan Center for Youth Justice MCYJ is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing policies and practices that reduce confinement and support traumainformed racially equitable socioeconomically and culturally responsive communitybased solutions for Michigans justiceinvolved children youth and young adults. Justice for Kids and Communities A monumental comprehensive juvenile justice reform package was just signed into law. This landmark legislation a result of recommendations from the Michigan Task Force on Juvenile Justice Reform aims to expand funding for communitybased care eliminate the majority of juvenile court fines and fees and expand the role of the Child Advocate to oversee investigations within juvenile justice facilities.
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