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Juvenile Justice Summit
The Alabama Juvenile Justice Summit is a pivotal statewide forum dedicated to advancing the juvenile justice system in Alabama. This summit aims to unite stakeholders-including policymakers, practitioners, educators, community leaders, and youth advocates-to foster a shared understanding of the challenges facing youth and the communities served by Alabama's juvenile justice system.
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Lodging at the host hotel is limited. Overflow lodging is available at the Island House Hotel.
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