Call For Transformation: Next Level
15th Annual Joint Conference on Juvenile Justice
APSU Morgan University Center
601 College St, 3rd Floor
Saturday, March 28, 2026
8:30 AM TO 5:00 PM
About the Conference
The Joint Conference on Juvenile Justice is an annual gathering that brings together professionals, advocates, families, and community leaders dedicated to providing prevention and intervention services for youth. The conference provides a collaborative space to share knowledge, explore effective practices, and engage in meaningful dialogue. Key topics for this year’s conference include:
Laws that Impact Juvenile Justice
Poverty and Injustice
Juvenile Justice Systemic Issues
Innovative Programs and Services
Who Should Attend?
This conference is designed for individuals and groups who work with, advocate for, or are concerned about the well-being of youth and the juvenile justice system, including:
students
parents,
religious leaders,
social workers,
psychologists,
educators,
judges,
lawyers,
law enforcement officers,
concerned citizens,
community activists,
administrators, and
others who are interested in the issues that confront our youth
Sponsors
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Schedule & List of Speakers Coming Soon!
Previous Year Programs
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2011 Conference
2012 Conference
2013 Conference
2014 Conference
2015 Conference
2016 Conference
2017 Conference
2018 Conference
2019 Conference
2021 Conference
2025 Conference
2023 Conference
2022 Conference
2020 Conference
The 2020 Annual Joint Conference on Juvenile Justice Program was cancelled due to COVID.
2024 Conference
Donate
The Annual Joint Conference on Juvenile Justice is a program created by the Merry in God Foundation and the DMC Taskforce. To donate to this conference, please follow the link below:
Merry In God Foundation is a faith based non-profit organization with tax exempt status under Internal Revenue Code Section 501 (c) (3) status.