The National Conference on Juvenile and Family Law (formerly the National Conference on Juvenile Justice) targets all professions that work with or come into contact with juvenile and family courts. This includes judges, defense counsel, prosecutors, court administrators, mediators, psychologists, social workers, probation officers, law enforcement, evaluators/researchers, educators, domestic violence advocates, policy makers, etc. This conference is held each year in March and this year's conference, will feature innovations in programming and practice and provide new opportunities for courts and communities to improve outcomes for children, youth, families, and victims. Diverse educational programs on the challenges faced by many children and families, such as child abuse and neglect, mental health, delinquency, family law, domestic violence, and substance abuse will be addressed.