Child Welfare Watch — Center for New York City Affairs

After Negotiations with Residents, the NYPD Slashed Trespass Stops in Public Housing

Juvenile JusticeAbigail KramerJanuary 8, 2013Comment

News Brief: Thousands More Teens Now Diverted from Juvenile Court

Juvenile JusticeAbigail KramerDecember 19, 2012 Comment

The High Cost of Convicting Teens as Adults

Juvenile Justice, Families and PovertyKristin MorseDecember 17, 2012 Comment

Young New Yorkers and the Criminal Justice System

In the past decade, New York City has transformed its treatment of children and young adults who get in trouble with the law.

Child Welfare, Juvenile Justice, Reports, Families and PovertyAbigail KramerDecember 10, 2012 Comments

CWW 22: Recommendations and Solutions

Child Welfare, Juvenile Justice, Families and PovertyAbigail KramerDecember 10, 2012 Comment

Case Closed: Thousands More Teens Are Now Diverted From Juvenile Court

Juvenile JusticeAbigail KramerDecember 10, 2012 Comments

To Protect and Serve? The Uneasy Relationship Between Police and Public Housing Residents

Juvenile Justice, Families and PovertyAbigail KramerDecember 10, 2012 Comments

Social Workers at the Kitchen Table: Can Evidence-based Juvenile Justice Services Change Child Welfare?

Child Welfare, Juvenile Justice, Families and PovertyAbigail KramerDecember 10, 2012 Comments

Child Welfare in the Storm: What Happens to Vulnerable Families after a Disaster?

Child Welfare, Families and PovertyAbigail KramerNovember 14, 2012 Comments

For Years, Half of all NYPD Trespass Stops Were in Public Housing

Juvenile JusticeAbigail KramerOctober 25, 2012child welfare, juvenile justice, police, youth Comments