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Evaluation of the NYC Justice Corps: Final Report of Year One of the NYC Justice Corps Program Implementation: Executive Summary
Evaluation of the NYC Justice Corps: Final Report of Year One of the NYC Justice Corps Program Implementation: Executive Summary
Publication year:
2009
| Cataloged on:
May. 18, 2010
ANNOTATION: Those individuals involved with the juvenile justice reentry process should read this report. Results from an evaluation of the implementation phase of the NYC Justice Corps are presented. The NYC Justice Corps “aims to develop the capacity of neighborhoods to address the reintegration challenges of their young adults and to instill in those young adults a sense of civic responsibility and accountability to the communities to which they return” (cover sheet). This executive summary contains the following sections: introduction; development of the NYC Justice Corps model; start-up and development; participant characteristics; program implementation; convener capacity; intermediary role; assessment; recommendations; and summary of lessons learned and program revisions for year two.
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