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Trauma-informed Care in Juvenile Detention Is Not Enough [Juvenile Justice Information Exchange]

Kelsey Visser ·
By Samantha Howell, November 25, 2019 While Florida has taken steps toward integrating trauma-informed practices in the juvenile justice system, the state needs to reconsider its treatment of youth. Notably, utilizing trauma-informed care in the juvenile justice system, while necessary, is not sufficient — prevention should be the goal, with trauma-informed services implemented in all child-involved systems. The state must also stop incarcerating children with adults and offer all juveniles...
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Bresha Meadows Thought You’d Understand [Huffington Post]

Kelsey Visser ·
By Melissa Jeltsen, Huffington Post Bresha has an ACE score of 7. While extremely high, it is not out of the ordinary for girls in juvenile justice. An estimated 45 percent of female juvenile offenders have an ACE score of five or higher, according to a Department of Justice report . Like Bresha, 31 percent were sexually abused prior to incarceration. For many children, you can draw a straight line between the trauma they experienced and the crime that put them behind bars. They’re not bad...
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