National Conference on Juvenile and Family Law
March 14-17, 2010  Las Vegas, NV

View the keynote presentation, "Juvenile Justice: The Future Isn't What it Used to Be," presented March 15, 2010 at NCJFCJ's National Conference on Juvenile and Family Law held in Las Vegas.

In his keynote address, Stuart A. Forsyth, The Legal Futurist, explored critical questions about what the future holds for juvenile and family courts in this era of rapid change and uncertainty. What forces are at work in the juvenile justice system? What does the future hold, and more importantly, what can we do about it? 

View the video    

National Conference on Juvenile and Family Law to convene in Las Vegas in 2010!

As part of this redesigned conference, NCJFCJ has embarked on a collaborative approach to improve outcomes for children, youth, families, victims and communities. Learning opportunities will include the National Center for Juvenile Justice (NCJJ) Resource Center showcasing hands-on Internet tools; meeting with conference faculty at the end of each day to discuss seminars attended; and visiting more than 75 exhibitors showcasing their support.

NCJFCJ will be collaborating with allied organizations including:

• Center for Juvenile Justice Reform, Georgetown University
• Council of Juvenile Correction Administrators
• Family Justice Center Alliance
• Fox Valley Technical College
• National Association of Youth Courts
• National Court Appointed Special Advocates
• National Juvenile Court Services Association
• Vera Institute of Justice
• Westat
• and many others...

Click here to download the conference brochure. For a complete conference schedule click here.