Caren Harp: Chess board with one piece standing upright, others scattered, lying down.

Scattering FACJJ Members Will Hinder Progress on Juvenile Justice

Just over two years ago, I was preparing to attend my first FACJJ (Federal Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice) meeting in Washington, D.C., enthusiastic to be working side-by-side with proven professionals in juvenile justice, individuals throughout the country who had voluntarily adjusted their personal and professional lives to better the lives of the youth we serve.