Center for Children & Youth Justice Employee Directory
Public Policy OfficesWashington, United States11-50 Employees
The Center for Children & Youth Justice is a Seattle-based nonprofit focused on reforming Washington state's juvenile justice and child welfare systems to better serve children, youth, families, and communities. Founded in 2006 by former Washington Supreme Court Justice Bobbe J. Bridge, the organization operates within the public policy arena to pursue systemic improvements. Working with parents, advocates, and policymakers, it develops and advances approaches and programs aimed at stabilizing families and strengthening communities. Its work focuses on youth in foster care and the juvenile justice system, with efforts aimed at making related services more efficient and effective. It operates within the public policy field and collaborates with partners to support policy and program changes. Based in Seattle, it is a small nonprofit serving children, youth, families, and communities affected by these systems.