National Resource Bank / Marion / Juvenile Justice / Redeploy Illinois / Illinois Models / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Loyola University of Chicago School / Cook County Detention Center / Loyola University of Chicago Law School / The Burns Institute / Cook County Juvenile Court Clinic / The Cook County Juvenile Court Clinic / /
IndustryTerm
community-based and evidence-based services / community services / local community services / justice services / juvenile systems / public interest law / through action networks / /
Organization
General Assembly / Illinois Department of Corrections / Civitas ChildLaw Center / Department of Human Services1 / Loyola University of Chicago Law School / Loyola University of Chicago School of Law / Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority / office of Management and Budget / Cook County Detention Center / Burns Institute / Reduce Youth Confinement court / Department of Juvenile Justice / Department of Human Services / Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation / Illinois Juvenile Justice Commission / John Howard Association / D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation / Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office / Governor’s Office / Second Century Chapter / Center for Children / Civitas ChildLaw Center at Loyola University of Chicago Law School / Civitas ChildLaw Center at Loyola University of Chicago School of Law / /
Person
Lisa Jacobs / Robert Lewis / Reform / Diane Geraghty / Mark Soler / Paula Wolff / /
Position
Program Manager / Executive Director / Director of CCLP / Secretary / Governor / Professor / Executive at Chicago Metropolis / Director / judge / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Kansas / New Jersey / Ohio / Wisconsin / Macon / Cook County / Maryland / Illinois / St. Clair / Louisiana / Connecticut / Washington / Pennsylvania / Peoria / Florida / North Carolina / California / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
The Second Century: Juvenile Justice Reform in Illinois An initiative supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation www.macfound.org The Second Century Juvenile Justice Reform in Illinois