The Tow Foundation’s initial three-year investment in this program has resulted in more than 175 stories by journalism students and their professors focusing on all aspects of juvenile justice published on Youth Today, JJIE websites and by news outlets across the nation. The continued building of this network will add to the growing national discussion around these critical issues as well as inspire and prepare a new generation of sophisticated and enlightened journalists to help the general public, policymakers and law enforcement better understand how the system operates and how it can be changed for the better.
