COVID-19 How to deal with a humanitarian crisis of children detained in Latin America?
Adolescents do not perceive freedom in the same way that we do, which is why in the face of a pandemic like that of COVID-19, we have to see not what we think they need, but what they really see as essential, according to Margoth Montaño,Head of the Cenvicruz Legal...- September 2026 Update
Families reconnect. Communities participate. Systems move forward. This month, JJAI’s work across the Americas shows what youth justice reform… Read more: September 2026 Update - August 2026 Update
She finally made it to see her son. This month, families across Honduras overcame incredible barriers to be together.… Read more: August 2026 Update - July 2026 Update
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 - A Mother’s Day of Hope in Honduras
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 - April 2026 Update
This month, our community advanced juvenile justice reform efforts across Latin America and supported families with children deprived of… Read more: April 2026 Update - January–March 2026 Update
Strengthening family bonds in Honduras and Costa Rica through family reunification, family committees, and coordinated justice reform efforts.