Oregon Justice Network is a hub of in-person, online, and remote services designed to support the well-being and self-sufficiency of justice-impacted youth, adults, and their families. Through active case management, peer support, community partnerships, and other programming, OJN works to interrupt the school-to-prison pipeline and prevent recidivism with an overall goal of enhancing the lives of justice-impacted youth and adults.
Our flagship program is Juvenile Advocacy and Mentorship (JAM) addresses youth misconduct through support and mentorship provided by people with lived experience of the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Through lived experience and training in the risk and protective factors of youth development, JAM mentors relate to and understand why youth act out. JAMs trauma informed approach address youth misconduct prior to the commission of a criminal act and if the youth has become delinquent. JAM maintains that resiliency to overcome obstacles is formed in relationship while holding that people are agents of their own change.
Workshops and Programming
Through active case management, peer support, community partnerships, and other programming, OJN works to interrupt the school-to-prison pipeline and prevent recidivism with an overall goal of enhancing the lives of justice-impacted youth and adults.
