by JJAI News | Mar 23, 2026 | News
In Costa Rica and Honduras, on paper, families have the right to visit their children in juvenile detention. But for many mothers, the barriers created by poverty can feel insurmountable and nearly impossible to overcome alone: ● A bus ticket that costs $5. ● A...
by JJAI News | Nov 3, 2025 | News
Our Mobilize & Empower (M&E) project mobilizes communities to protect children in prison and empowers youth and families directly impacted by the justice system to drive reform. Through M&E, we: Provide transportation for families in extreme poverty to...
by JJAI News | Oct 1, 2025 | News
Last Month at a Glance: September 2025 New Resource Launch: Facility Assessment Resource Hub We’ve launched a comprehensive hub designed to support juvenile justice practitioners with evidence-based assessment tools and best practices for evaluating youth...
by JJAI News | Sep 1, 2025 | News
Building dignity, justice, and opportunities for children worldwide Let’s take a look at what we’ve been up to during August, from Puerto Rico to Honduras, Denver to Minneapolis, and beyond. Art, self-discovery, and family reintegration at CTS Villalba In partnership...
by JJAI News | Aug 1, 2025 | News
Webinar recap: Justice Reform in the Americas: How We’re Responding Our recent webinar left us with powerful insights and renewed commitment to juvenile justice across the region. Held on July 9, the conversation brought together our Executive Director, Douglas...
The Latin American Network of Alternative-to-Detention Implementers is now underway Following a regional selection process, four institutions from Bolivia,… Read more: July 2026 Update
In Honduras, we celebrated Mother’s Day Over the past several weeks, thanks to the generosity of our Restore the… Read more: A Mother’s Day of Hope in Honduras
This month, our community advanced juvenile justice reform efforts across Latin America and supported families with children deprived of… Read more: April 2026 Update
Strengthening family bonds in Honduras and Costa Rica through family reunification, family committees, and coordinated justice reform efforts.
We are working to break that cycle. In Central America, families whose children end up in the juvenile justice… Read more: In Central America, the juvenile justice system keeps punishing the same families.
In Costa Rica and Honduras, on paper, families have the right to visit their children in juvenile detention. But… Read more: This Mother’s Day, you can restore the bond between a family and a child.