Today, the Center for the Study of Social Policy (CSSP) issued its latest report as the federal monitor of New Jersey’s progress in meeting a court-ordered settlement order resulting from the federal class-action lawsuit Charlie and Nadine H. v. Christie.
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New Law Provides Necessary Pandemic Relief to Youth in the Juvenile Justice System
The law will immediately eliminate some of the fines and financial penalties imposed on youth involved in the juvenile justice system and reduce reliance on medically dangerous congregate care settings for young people.
We Need to Fund #ChildCare in the Next Stimulus Package!
Tell Congress to be child care champions and provide $50 billion to stabilize the child care industry in the next stimulus package!
National Foster Care Month Wraps up with Senate Caucus for Foster Youth Briefing on the Impacts of COVID-19
ACNJ’s Aaliyah Roulhac reports on the federal briefing about COVID-19’s impact on foster youth, vulnerable children and their families.
BLOG: School’s Closed Due to COVID-19 – What Does That Mean?
Gov Murphy announced schools will be closed for the rest of the year. Staff Attorney Nina Peckman details what that means for schools and students.
