CPLI advocates for systemic changes in laws and governmental responses so that they promote healthy outcomes and ensure that the treatment of children is just and age-appropriate.

Focus of Advocacy and Reform:

• Change laws, policies, practices, and culture to keep children in schools and out of the juvenile and criminal justice systems
• Reform school discipline laws and reduce the exclusionary practices of suspensions and expulsions of children from schools
• Ensure fairness and equity for court-involved youth
• Advocate for age-appropriate, research-based continuum of services for troubled or court-involved children
• Promote public policies and practices that embrace positive, strength-based youth development approaches, and advocate for laws that invest in Indiana’s children

CPLI is registered 501(c)(3) and a member of the National Juvenile Justice Network (NJJN), a network of state-based juvenile justice advocacy groups.

http://www.cpliofindiana.org/

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