Tow Youth Justice Institute is a university, state, and private partnership established to lead the way for juvenile justice reform through the engagement of policy makers, practitioners, service providers, students, communities, youth, and their families. TYJI works to promote the use of effective, data-driven practices, programs and policies related to youth justice, focusing on the needs and wellbeing of youth up to the age of 24.
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Elizabeth, Research & Policy Analyst
Working at TYJI means your job has a direct, measurable impact on youth justice. You are surrounded by some of the most dedicated and brilliant experts in the field, all pulling in the same direction. It’s not just a job, it's a responsibility.
Richard, , State Agency Director
TYJI is the essential connector in our state’s reform efforts. Their data-driven research and expert facilitation of the JJPOC are invaluable. They don't just produce reports; they provide the clear, actionable analysis that allows us, as policymakers, to make informed decisions that have a real-world impact. They are an indispensable partner for systemic change.
Sydney, SJS Program Volunteer
Volunteering with the Social Justice School was an amazing experience. I was able to help with event coordination and saw firsthand how TYJI brings community members, law enforcement, and educators into the same room to have difficult, productive conversations. You feel like you are truly part of a community solution.
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