Family-Based Justice Center Presents

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.

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