We frequently discuss CTJA's current initiatives and aspirations because we're dedicated to propelling Connecticut forward and fostering a more just state. However, reflecting on some of our past victories is equally vital.
WINS CTJA HAS BEEN A PART OF ACCOMPLISHING
2017
CTJA launched its innovative Justice Advisors partnership.
2018
Successfully closed CT’s final large youth prison, the CT Juvenile Training School.
2020
Initiated the impactful #InvestInMeCT campaign.
2021
Collaborated with the Judicial Branch to develop a plan for transferring youth under 18 from adult prison to appropriate youth facilities.
2022
Advocated for and achieved raising the minimum age of arrest from 7 to 10.
2023
Spearheaded legislation mandating the inclusion of directly impacted youth as voting members on the state's Juvenile Justice Policy Oversight Committee.
