- KIRO: Could ‘peace circles’ replace youth jails in King County?
- The Seattle Times: ‘We can’t just keep on doing what we’ve been doing.’ King County tries risky alternative to youth jail
- The Seattle Times: A millionaire can save kids, and so can communities
- Capitol Hill Times: Deputy executive steps up to look at reaching goal of keeping youth out of jail
- KUOW: Gun violence was killing teens, so two Federal Way moms stepped in
- Seattle Medium: Rhonda Berry to Lead King County’s Zero Youth Detention Efforts
- The Stranger: The Great Youth Detention Debate
- The Stranger: What Will It Take to Stop Locking Up Kids?
- The Stranger: Judge Roger Rogoff Has the Power to Change a Kid’s Life. But Does He Have the Tools?
- The Stranger: Community Roots: A Short-Lived Diversion Program Steers East African Youth Away from the Criminal Justice System
- The Stranger: Family Matters: First It Was a Jail Wing, Then It Became a Respite Center
- The Stranger: Can the New Youth Jail Render Itself Obsolete?
- KUOW: Needed: Black mentors to keep kids out of jail
- SB Nation Field Gulls: Michael Bennett continues community engagement spree; involved in at-risk youth gardening program
- The Seattle Times: Michael Bennett’s latest project? A gardening program for King County Juvenile Detention
- The Seattle Times: Sadly, King County still needs juvenile-detention beds: Don’t scrap the new youth jail
- PrisonEducation.com: Counseling and community service over incarceation for juvenile offenders
- Jackson Free Press: Beyond detention: Exploring smarter, cheaper alternatives to locking kids up
- The Seattle Times: King County tries counseling, self-reflection instead of jail for teens
- Capitol Hill Times:Putting restorative justice in a circle: Teen passes pilot, will be model for future participants
- Northwest Catholic: Archdiocese participates in peace circles as a juvenile justice alternative
- ACLU of Washington State: Restorative justice offers a powerful alternative to prisons and jails
- Capitol Hill Times: County seeing success with new youth deferment program
- Rhythm & News Podcast: Changes in Juvenile Court detention policies
- KING 5: Courts work to keep kids out of juvie
- KPLU: King Co. enacts changes to cut down on the number of juveniles booked into detention
- The Seattle Times: Juvenile justice reforms aim to steer King County youths away from detention
- South Seattle Emerald: Juvenile justice reformers net twin victories from city and county
- Crosscut: Why it will be so hard to end youth incarceration
- YES! Magazine: Can cities end the school-to-prison pipeline?
- The Seattle Times: Criminal-justice discussions over dinner with John Legend
- Capitol Hill Seattle Blog: Seattle also resolves to end youth detention
- The Seattle Times: Prosecutor-funded program helps kids do a 180, avoid charges
- King County TV: 15 Minutes – Juvenile Court Judge Wesley Saint Clair
- The Seattle Times: School can — and should — teach more than discipline
- King County TV: 15 Minutes – Superior Court Judge Susan Craighead
- Crosscut: King County Will Push Juvenile Justice Study
- Kent Reporter: King County Committee to Examine Racial Disparity in Juvenile Justice System
- City Inside/Out, Seattle Channel: Juvenile Justice
- The Seattle Times: King County Makes Progress on Youth Incarceration
- 91.3 KBCS: King County Responds to Racial Disparities in the Juvenile Justice System
- The Seattle Times: Kids, Jails a Bad Combination; Society Can Do Better
- South Seattle Emerald: Op-Ed by King County Executive Dow Constantine: We Must Make the Justice System Impervious to Bias
- Seattle PI: Judge: Racism ‘A Fact of Life’ in King County Juvenile Justice System
- The Stranger: King County Will Reduce Number of Beds in New Juvenile Detention Center by One Fourth, Bowing to Protests
- Kent Reporter: King County Aims to Root Out Racial Disparity in Juvenile Justice System
- Capitol Hill Seattle Blog: Judges, Officials Vow to Reduce County’s Youth Detentions
- The Seattle Times: New Juvenile Jail: Fewer Beds, More Help Keeping Kids Out
- KUOW.ORG: Locked-Up Kids Will Have More Options, King County Says
- KIRO Radio: King County vows major changes to locking troubled kids up in juvenile detention
- The Stranger: Guest Editorial: A Call to Action to Address Racial Disparity in the Juvenile Justice System
