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EDJJ National
Conference
Achieving Positive Outcomes for Court-Involved
Youth:
Prevention, Education, Transition
June 24-26, 2004 in Denver, Colorado
Program
Topics & Schedule (PDF)
Keynote
Speakers
Conference CD-ROM
Conference Presentations
Documentaries
Conference Photographs
Supporting
Organizations
Virtual
Exhibit Hall
Summary of Conference
Highlights (PDF)
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AGS Publishing
American Guidance Services is a publisher of special needs
curriculum, individual assessments, group assessments, and
transition materials.
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Job Corps - RCI
Job Corps - Resource Consultants, Inc. provides vocational
and educational training for economically disadvantaged
youth 16-24 years of age. Job Corps helps youth become responsible,
employable and productive citizens by offering them the
opportunity to enroll in basic education and GED classes
while they receive vocational training.
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National Crime Prevention
Council
NCPC is an educational, nonprofit, crime prevention organization.
They provide information to enable people to create safer
and more caring communities by addressing the causes of
crime and violence and reducing the opportunities for crime
to occur
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Guardiantrac LLC
Guardiantrac LLC provides software for multi-agency collaboration
dealing with high-risk youth. The software is designed to
improve agency effectiveness without requiring excessive
amounts of data entry.
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Center for the Study
and Prevention of Violence
CSPV works to bridge the research community with practitioners
and policy makers in the field of violence prevention. CSPV
provides informed assistance to groups committed to understanding
and preventing violence, including technical assistance
in evaluating and developing prevention programs.
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Pace
Learning Systems
Pace Learning Systems provide both print and software assessment
and instruction for middle school, GED preparation, and adult
education. Programs include instruction in math, reading,
language, writing, science, life skills, workforce development,
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Acquiring
Restitution Through Talent (A.R.T.T.)
ARTT is a diversion program Sponsored by the Denver District
Attorney
ARTT is a program for first time juvenile offenders who
create, market and sell art in various mediums so they can
pay back the victims of their crime. All proceeds from the
sale of art items go directly toward restitution. The art
mediums include stained glass, monotype prints, ceramics,
mosaic tile tablets, jewelry, and handcrafted exotic woodwork
objects such as pens, pencils, and kaleidoscopes.
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Ripple Effects,
Inc.
Ripple Effects helps schools, youth-serving organizations,
and businesses change social behavior in ways that improve
performance, using an interactive software-driven learning
system that makes social learning both effective and engaging,
scalable and individualized.
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The
National Criminal Justice Reference Service
NCJRS is a federally funded resource offering justice and
substance abuse information to support research, policy, and
program development worldwide to anyone interested in crime
and public safety. NCJRS offers a range of services and resources,
balancing the information needs of the field with the technological
means to receive and access support. |
Last Modified Tuesday,
June 15, 2004
Questions and/or
comments should be sent to EDJJ
edjj@umail.umd.edu
University of Maryland, 1224 Benjamin Building College Park,
MD 20742
Phone (301) 405-6462 Fax (301) 314-5757
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