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How to Advocate for Youth in the Juvenile Justice System
06/20/2025
10:30 am - 12:30 pm

This training provides participants with a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities related to supporting youth in transition from juvenile facilities to educational settings. Through interactive sessions and informative presentations, participants will gain insights into Dual Supervision, relevant legislation such as AB 490 and AB 2276, and the role of support systems like High School Counselors and the LACOE Foster Youth Service Coordinating Program (FYSCP). Best practices for collaboration between Probation, LEAs, and community partners will also be explored, equipping participants with the tools and knowledge needed to effectively advocate for youth in the Juvenile Justice System.

Learning Objectives:
*Understand Dual Supervision's impact on juvenile justice youth, including relevant legislation and educational services.

*Identify and use support systems for advocating on behalf of juvenile justice youth.

*Learn collaboration best practices for supporting youth transitioning from juvenile facilities to education."

Event Details
Audience Centinela Valley Union HS District Counselors
Facilitator(s) Kesha Wood
Christina Mayeshiro
Location Online (Webinar, Online Class, Etc.)
Contact Kesha Wood
Wood_Kesha@lacoe.edu
P: (562) 922-6161
Sponsor Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program
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