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Pathways to Success began as a series of webinars and virtual programming called Fact vs. Fiction, as a way of engaging stakeholders in essential reform work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Over time, the conference has grown into a full day of live public programming, uniting youth-focused professionals to tackle the most pressing issues facing today’s youth.
Pathways to Success began as a series of webinars and virtual programming called Fact vs. Fiction, as a way of engaging stakeholders in essential reform work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Over time, the conference has grown into a full day of live public programming, uniting youth-focused professionals to tackle the most pressing issues facing today’s youth.
Our 2025 conference will center around the theme: “Looking at Children Through Different Lenses.” We aim to challenge the labels often placed on children by the systems they’ve been involved in, recognizing that they are more than their circumstances. By broadening the conversation beyond juvenile justice to include children’s behavioral health and other critical factors, we seek to empower communities to take action for meaningful, lasting change.[/delaware_section_title]
[delaware_empty_space height=”50″][delaware_section_title title=”Facts vs Fiction” heading=”h5″ size=”17″][/delaware_section_title][delaware_section_title select_type=”7″ title=”TYJI is turning 10!” heading=”h3″ size=”30″]This December, we’re marking a decade of dedication to youth justice with our 10 Years Separating Fact from Fiction webinar series. This two-part series is designed for anyone involved or interested in youth justice, including professionals, policymakers, advocates, caregivers, and families. We’ll be diving deep into critical issues, separating fact from fiction, and offering evidence-based strategies to strengthen support systems for young people. Join us as we celebrate progress, explore the future of youth justice, and work together to improve outcomes for all.[/delaware_section_title]
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This December, we’re marking a decade of dedication to youth justice with our 10 Years Separating Fact from Fiction webinar series. This two-part series is designed for anyone involved or interested in youth justice, including professionals, policymakers, advocates, caregivers, and families. We’ll be diving deep into critical issues, separating fact from fiction, and offering evidence-based strategies to strengthen support systems for young people. Join us as we celebrate progress, explore the future of youth justice, and work together to improve outcomes for all.
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