Zero Youth Detention

Family Feedback Informs Improvements: A Series

January 29, 2019 Zero Youth Detention

Family engagement in the juvenile legal system is an equity issue. While the juvenile legal system in King County is complicated for any teen and their family, it is even more complicated for families from various cultural norms, abilities, learning styles, and those whose speak a language other than English at home. Learn more about what King County is doing to improve family interactions and communication within the juvenile legal system, starting with listening to families. Continue reading Family Feedback Informs Improvements: A Series

Job Opportunity: Communications Specialist

January 7, 2019January 4, 2019 Zero Youth Detention

Public Health is now accepting applications for a Communications Specialist position to serve as the department’s communications lead on Zero Youth Detention activities. Applications are due by January 14th.Continue reading Job Opportunity: Communications Specialist

Job Opportunity: Zero Youth Detention Project Director

January 4, 2019 Zero Youth Detention

We are pleased to announce that Public Health is now accepting applications for the position, Project Director, Zero Youth Detention. The Project Director leads implementation of the recently released Road Map by focusing on racial justice, developing credible relationships with communities, and organizing partnerships across legal and other systems that create lasting change.Continue reading Job Opportunity: Zero Youth Detention Project Director

Announcing the Zero Youth Detention Data Dashboard

December 31, 2018December 31, 2018 Zero Youth Detention

King County is pleased to announce the first release of the Zero Youth Detention data dashboard! This dashboard shows progress on the full range of efforts to achieve the goal of Zero Youth Detention.Continue reading Announcing the Zero Youth Detention Data Dashboard

Jameelah Cage: Working for the Juvenile Division, Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention

December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 Zero Youth Detention

Jameelah Cage of the Juvenile Division of the Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention reveals why she chose a King County career and how she found her passion working with youth in this video.Continue reading Jameelah Cage: Working for the Juvenile Division, Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention

King County Superior Court celebrates forever families

November 21, 2018December 31, 2018 Zero Youth Detention

This Thanksgiving week, King County Superior Court wants to thank the nearly 500 families who stepped up across Washington State this year to adopt children. Continue reading King County Superior Court celebrates forever families

City of Redmond Seeks Youth Advisor for Human Services Commission

November 19, 2018November 19, 2018 Zero Youth Detention

The City of Redmond is seeking a Youth Advisor for its Human Services Commission. The Commission deals with a broad spectrum of human service issues in Redmond including housing, hunger, health care, counseling, domestic violence, and family support.Continue reading City of Redmond Seeks Youth Advisor for Human Services Commission

Job Opportunity: Diversion and Reentry Services Program Specialist at King County

November 16, 2018December 6, 2018 Zero Youth Detention

If you have a combination of behavioral health clinical experience, criminal legal system knowledge, project management and excellent communication skills, and a passion for system reform toward equity and social justice, you should apply for this position!Continue reading Job Opportunity: Diversion and Reentry Services Program Specialist at King County

Identifying and eliminating policies that contribute to racial disproportionality in the juvenile legal system

November 1, 2018February 15, 2019 Zero Youth Detention

Learn more about the work done across the County toward reducing racial disproportionately in juvenile detention by focusing on policies and practices.Continue reading Identifying and eliminating policies that contribute to racial disproportionality in the juvenile legal system

Superior Court CASA Program needs volunteers, open house Nov. 7

October 31, 2018November 21, 2018 Zero Youth Detention

If you are looking for a volunteer opportunity that will have an impact on a child’s life, the King County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program could be a great fit. Continue reading Superior Court CASA Program needs volunteers, open house Nov. 7