Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI)
Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI)
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青少年拘留替代方案 (JDAI)
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发表时间:
2008
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C. Judge
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作者:
M. Edwards;C. Judge
Community Partnerships: Art in the Juvenile Detention Center (JDC) Minnehaha County JDC is beginning their third year partnering with the Sioux Falls Washington Pavilion (https://www.washingtonpavilion.org/) in bringing artists into the facility to work with the youth in custody. During the school year, artists come in twice weekly to work on some small art projects and mural projects. This year's mural theme is based on the COEXIST bumper stickers. It has not only been great for the kids, but the facility as well. JDC has been able to promote positive topics while bringing more color to the major common area in the secure area. Lowered Bed Capacity at JDC Minnehaha County Detention Center has been experiencing a downward trend in the use of the secure detention beds over the past four years. With that decline, Minnehaha County has been able to reallocate those resources to community based detention alternatives. On February 3rd of this year, the Minnehaha Commission adopted a new secure bed capacity limit for the JDC proposed by Director Jamie Gravett. The previous capacity was 60 total beds, 54 secure and 6 non-secure beds. The new bed capacity is 46 total beds, with 40 secure and 6 non-secure. A wall is being constructed, and the space will serve as storage for the detention facility. JDAI in South Dakota