Events

The YouthCenter form builder received a HUGE update earlier this year. In this webinar, you’ll get an in-depth look at Form Builder 2.0, including how to build forms, score forms, report on form data, and a look at some of the new form parts included.

Form Builder 2.0 has gotten even better with the addition of workflows! Start a form, pass it to parents or guardians, get it back, then send it on for supervisor approval. This form builder feature is something you won’t want to miss!

Having access to only one dashboard is pretty lame. That’s why we built the Dashboard Manager, which allows you to have more than one dashboard! Learn why having multiple dashboards can be helpful, how to build, manage, and share dashboards with other YouthCenter users.

The NCJFCJ’s 88th Annual Conference, July 20-23, 2024, will feature amazing presentations on topic-specific training tracks, including domestic relations, juvenile justice, child welfare, family violence, emerging issues, and general sessions led by thought leaders.

Organized in 1994, the Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators (CJJA) is a national non-profit organization created to improve juvenile justice systems, enhance local correctional and residential facilities and programs and, most importantly, promote better long term outcomes for youth and their families. CJJA represents the state juvenile justice system CEOs and various local jurisdictions across the country.

The National Symposium on Juvenile Services is a unique forum that brings together field expertise across the continuum of care. Administrators, frontline professionals, clinicians, probation officers, advocates, educators, trainers, community supports, all coming to one location in the spirit of collaboration and professional development. The Symposium offers an irreplaceable opportunity to network and share innovative program services as well as real-life solutions to common barriers experienced across the nation (and sometimes beyond).

JJAM is concerned with providing representation for all juvenile justice personnel, promoting and maintaining standards of efficiency within the Michigan Family Justice System and encouraging progressive legislation, resolutions and other desirable programs representing the common interest of children and their families in the State of Michigan.