Related

Blog
/ Oct 05,2022
Litmus Consults With Illinois Corrections
and Data Project Partners and Funders

Blog
/ Jun 13,2014
Crime Waves & the Tragedy of Mass Incarceration
by
Paul Romer
Senior Research Scholar Sandy Mullins and Research Scholar Isabel Coronado presented at the National Association of Sentencing Commissions Conference in Portland, Oregon, on family-based alternative programs (FBAP). The Litmus program’s Family-Based Justice Center (FBJC) provides training and technical assistance to Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention FBAP grantees and the broader public. Family-based alternative programs are state and local alternative sentencing efforts to, in lieu of incarceration, keep parents/primary caregivers and children together in the community with comprehensive programming and wraparound services. Mullins and Coronado were joined by presenters involved in Oregon’s FBAP pilot.
Please fill out the information below to receive our e-newsletter(s).
*Indicates required.