For Communities: Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™ in the Boston area

Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™ has been played with youth in the metropolitan Boston area since 2005. Over 2000 youth have participated in the game which has been played at middle schools, high schools, after school programs, churches, youth empowerment organizations, employment preparation programs, community centers in housing authorities, as well as detention centers and facilities in which youth are committed.

In addition, SFY has developed a presentation focused solely on issues regarding the consequences of juvenile arrest and court involvement and how that may determine training and future employment choices.

Schools:

Chelsea High School
Codman Square Academy, Boston
Lewis Brown Middle School, Roxbury
St. Stephens School, Boston
English H.S., Boston
Wakefield High School
Durfee High School, New Bedford

Youth Programs:

Boston Treatment Program
Boys & Girls Clubs, Roxbury, Dorchester, Nantucket
Brockton YMCA
Cambridge Youth Centers (Area I, II, IV)
Cambridge Youth Workers Alliance
Chelsea L.A.R.E. Program
Dorchester Youth Services Collaborative
Just A Start/Youth Build, Somerville
Pittsfield Youth Employment Program
Rose From Concrete, Boston
Sociedad Latina, Boston
Spontaneous Celebrations, Boston
Urban Outreach, Boston
Worcester Youth Network

After School Programs:

Boston Cares, Quincy
Boston Public Health Commission Violence Programs, Boston
Children’s Services of Roxbury Youth & Police in Partnership, Boston
Citizen Schools, Boston and Malden
City Schools, Boston
Teen Empowerment, Boston
Youth Noise, Boston

Youth Employment Programs:

Youth Opportunities, Boston
Boston PIC
Dorchester PIC
Springfield Youth Employment Program
North Short Youth Employment Programs

Churches:

People’s Baptist Church, Boston
Unitarian/Universalist Urban Ministry, Roxbury

Housing Developments:

Bromley Heath Project, Boston
Mission Hill Projects, Boston
Springfield MHA Housing Project
Holyoke MHA Housing Project

DYS Facilities:

The Alliance, Stoneham
Education Center, Woburn
Somerville Transition Shelter

Interested in Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™ in your area?

We can provide technical assistance to help you replicate and implement a JJJeopardy game that uses your state’s laws and circumstances.

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617-714-3789

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