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To Prevent Delinquency
You Need to Know
the Risk Factors! |
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If
the goal of services is to prevent
delinquency, or to keep youth from engaging
in delinquent activities, it is important to
know what factors tend to influence youth to
engage in delinquent activities. When we
understand these risk factors, we can work
to reduce them in the life of those we
serve, and can help them develop protective
factors. To prevent
delinquency, we must support resiliency.
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Prevention Conferences & Events |
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National Prevention Network
Prevention Research Conference
Prevention Research: Driving
Successful Outcomes
August 24-27, 2008
Indianapolis, Indiana |
International Association for
Truancy and Dropout Prevention
Truancy and Dropout
Prevention Conference
October 12-16, 2008
Las
Vegas, Nevada |
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The Kansas Conference in
Clinical Child and Adolescent
Psychology: Translating Research
into Practice
October 16-18, 2008
Lawrence,
KS |
2008 NOHS
Annual Conference
October
22 – 25, 2008
Tucson, Arizona
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5th Annual Conference: New
Horizons - The latest in
Bullying Prevention and Research
November 6-7, 2008
Indianapolis,
IN |
Vulnerable Populations in the
Juvenile Justice System: A
Research and Policy Conference
November 14, 2008
Princeton, NJ |
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Don't Re-invent the Fundraising Wheel
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In
trying to prevent delinquency, those of us
working in non-profit agencies often try to
do everything on our own. Because we
are so used to operating with limited
resources, when resources are available we
may fail to utilize them. Rather than
"re-inventing the wheel" of grant writing,
for example, program administrators should
utilize the compiled expertise of other
successful grant writers.
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What Does It Take to Save a
Youth |
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Of all the
theories, beliefs, and opinions on how to save youth
from delinquency none have been clearly established
as supreme. So, what does it take to prevent youth
from going down the road to delinquency?
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Free Job Postings
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DelinquencyPrevention.Org
is now posting job announcements for
non-profit agencies or organizations that
are working
to prevent delinquency, or are otherwise
addressing youth development, youth prevention, or
youth services. Visit the
Jobs Page for more information. |
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Juvenile Justice & Delinquency
Prevention Act of 2002
As state and non-profit
agencies work to prevent delinquency, it is
important for them to understand federal guidelines.
The Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Act of
2002 provides such guidelines. In brief, states
must: 1) deinstitutionalize status offenders; 2)
keep sight and sound separation between adult and
juvenile detainees/inmates; 3) remove juveniles from
adult facilities; and 3) reduce disproportionate
minority contact.
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Where Did All the
Money Go?
As anyone
working to prevent delinquency, or to
provide youth services in general, knows it
is a struggle to find adequate operating
funds. So, where do you get the
funds? Where can others get the funds?
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