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Hi there, I am Yan and I have two kids, 16 and 11. I am interested in learning more about Juvenile justice system and ways to how to protect our kids better from cyber crime.

THank you so much to Richard and Nadia for spending time to share with us your valuable experience, and thank you so much for moderators and organizers from Yapa!

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Question: Definitely, we have to fix the problems in JJ system so that it is focused on education, rather than punishment.But one reason the juvenile got into trouble probably because of their home environment or gang members or peer pressure that pushed them into committing crimes.If we put them back to the same environment that failed them before, wouldn't it be even harder to help them?

Thank you Nadia for that wonderful presentation! Now we have a 10 minute Q&A for her so if anyone has any questions for her, please feel free to put it in the chat and I will say the question aloud!

Maybe not JJ prison. But a school with teachers and psychologists.

Maybe not JJ prison. But a boarding school with teachers and psychologists.

With more public attention favoring the reform of police system, do you see if this would bring some positive changes to the juvenile system?

In California, the state has decided to close all Juvenile prison: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/california-youth-justice-advocates-applaud-historic-step-towards-ending-youth-incarceration-301124690.htmlThey have stopped admitted more people into the JJ prison."Decades of Abuse at California’s DJJ Will End in 2023" http://www.cjcj.org/news/13081#:~:text=Beginning%20on%20July%201%2C%202021,rampant%20violence%2C%20and%20appalling%20abuses.

Website: www.juvenilejusticeonline.org

Nadia’s website: www.jlc.org

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Whether California has SRO law for certification?This page shows relevant laws in all states: https://safesupportivelearning.ed.gov/discipline-compendium/choose-state/results?field_sub_category_value=Certification+or+training

childhood 2.0 https://www.childhood2movie.com/

Social Media Dangers Documentary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He3IJJhFy-I&ab_channel=Bark

Schools could train their own staff to work with a local program that provides division options rather than having an armed police officer on campus. Too often, in my career, I saw police officers dealing with discipline issues that the school should deal with…. not a police officer.

What about another staff person who goes through similar training as SRO officiers get? What's the pros and cons of having a police officer versus a counselor?

These programs are also very expensive on both organizations! School District money should be spent on additional, well trained counselors, etc., rather then introducing a police presence on campus. Police should only be on campus - called to the school - in an emergency, criminal situation.

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thank you so much Nadia and Richard!

Thank you Richard and Nadia!

Great presentation - very informative.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d4OMSKz5d0d_9C7RoL0y4bvVenfzxmw0pQHFZgDlVPI/edit

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Speakers’ Contact Information:Nadia Mozaffar: nmozaffar@jlc.org (www.jlc.org)Richard Wistocki: richwistocki@besureconsulting.com (www.juvenilejustice.org, www.besureconsulting.com)