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The Transformative Justice Project
Eradicating Juvenile Delinquency Requires a Multi-Disciplinary Approach
The Juvenile Justice system is incredibly overloaded, and Solutions-Based programs
are woefully underfunded. Our precious children, therefore, particularly young people of
color, often get the “swift” version of justice whenever they come into contact with the
law.
The way we accomplish all this is as follows:
Decisions to build prison facilities are often based
on elementary school test results, and our country
incarcerates more of its young than any other
nation on earth. So we at The Foundation labor to
pull our young people out of the “school to prison”
pipeline, and we then coordinate the efforts of the
legal, psychological, governmental and
educational professionals needed to bring an end
to delinquency.
We also educate families, police, local businesses,
elected officials, clergy, and schools and other
stakeholders about transforming whole
communities, and we labor to change their thinking
about the causes of delinquency with the goal of
helping them embrace the idea of restoration for
the young people in our care who demonstrate
repentance for their mistakes..
1. We vigorously advocate for charges reductions, wherever possible, in the
adjudicatory (court) process, with the ultimate goal of expungement or pardon, in
order to maximize the chances for our clients to graduate high school and
progress into college, military service or the workforce without the stigma of a
criminal record;
2. We then enroll each young person into an Evidence-Based, Data-Driven
Restorative Justice program designed to facilitate their rehabilitation and
subsequent reintegration back into the community;
3. While those projects are operating, we conduct a wide variety of ComeUnity-
ReEngineering seminars and workshops on topics ranging from Juvenile Justice
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