This presentation will include, but is not limited to, Juvenile Justice. Topics include the history of Juvenile Justice and exploitation of juveniles, laws and policies for protecting and addressing juvenile incarceration, cradle to prison pipeline, and Kentucky Senate Bill 200. There will be discussion on community resources and services in surrounding areas, and how to utilize laws and bills to address restorative justice and diversion programs. Content is appropriate for mental health professionals of all levels, including, but not limited to, MFTs, Social Workers, and psychologists, and includes the professional application of theories and techniques in the delivery of services to individuals, couples, families, and beyond.

Social workers support, assist, and advocate on behalf of families, juveniles and courts affected by the juvenile justice system. Many of these social work roles focus on intervening before incarceration occurs, supporting parents, caregivers, educating young people and influencing other social agencies on the juvenile justice system.

After this workshop, participants will

• Know the History of Juvenile Justice and exploitation of juveniles.
• Know the Laws and policies for protecting and addressing juvenile incarceration, school to prison pipeline, and KY Senate Bill 200.
• Know the community resources and services in the surrounding area.
• Know how to utilize laws and bills to discuss disproportionate minority contact, restorative justice and diversion programs.

CEU : Hours - 3

Registration: $55.00

**Additional 15% off for Kent staff, faculty, students, alumni, and practicum supervisors

Kentucky Board of Social Work

Kentucky Board of Licensure for Marriage and Family Therapists