OneBook 2024: The Nickel Boys: Incarceration & Rehabilitation
The Anne E Casey Foundation Data Snapshot: Youth Incarceration in the United States (2021)
Juvenile Incarceration
- New York project aims to narrow gap between minority versus white juvies sent to community programs, not prison.By Keith Medelis, Paul Keith, Victor Victorio
Youth Today Accessed: Search Everything Ebscohost - Jerome Miller, who revolutionized juvenile justice in the United States, dies at 83by Emily Langer, Washington Post. Accessed via Gale In Context Global Issues
- Juvenile Justice History [2022]Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice (website)
- SPLC REPORT EXPOSES RAMPANT RACIAL DISPARITIES IN ALABAMA'S JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM.The Southern Poverty Law Center(SPLC) released a new report on the disturbing state of Alabama's youth legal system, which for years has overly criminalized Black youth, pushing them out of school without due process and into abusive and costly youth detention facilities. States News Service, 13 Feb. 2024
- Buried Alive: Stories From Inside Solitary Confinement It is brutal. It is torture by definition. It destroys the mind, body, and soul, making rehabilitation next to impossible. It is also outrageously expensive, and it doesn't work. Yet at the end of the Obama era, and the dawn of Trump's, isolation is as widely used as ever in the American penal system. And this is what it feels like. By Nathaniel Penn
Percent of U.S. Population Arrested at least once before age 26 (2/25/2019)
Rand Corporation News Release: Younger Americans Much More Likely to Have Been Arrested Than Previous Generations; Increase Is Largest Among Whites and Women
