April is Second Chance Month, and CFYJ is reflecting on ways we can ensure young people who serve time in the adult system are given the second chance at life they deserve. 

From the federal level to state legislatures across the country, criminal justice reform measures are a hot topic of conversation and proposed legislation. What is often lost in those conversations are the views and voices of victims.

On the 50th anniversary of Dr. King's assassination, CFYJ looks at where we've come in our pursuit justice—and what work is left to do.

Eighty-five percent of district attorneys run unopposed. CFYJ talks about why these elections matter to ensure the fair prosecution and sentencing of youth caught up in the justice system. 

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and CFYJ's Aprill Turner is reflecting on the ways youth with developmental disabilities are disproportionately funneled into our nation's justice system. 

March is Youth Art Month, and we asked young people with the Carolina Youth Action Project to channel their creativity around the issue of youth incarceration.