What does BBY stand for?

Building Blocks for Youth

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Although there is probably no deliberate, known racism in the majority of cases, Building Blocks for Youth argues that the fact remains that young people of color are represented in juvenile justice systems in numbers that cannot be accounted for by law violations alone.

A solvable problem: reducing the disproportionality of youths of ...

The Building Blocks for Youth Initiative reports that youths who are tried as adults are not being waived to adult court by the traditional judicial review of the particular facts.

Adult prisons: no place for kids. (Law & Justice)

A year after the Reporter's investigation, the racial gaps were confirmed in two reports, one by the Cook County Public Defender's Office and the other by Building Blocks for Youth, the alliance of advocates, from across the nation that criticized the law.

Legislators amend 'racially biased' law. (Keeping Current)

Youth Crime/Adult Time is the most recent in a series of reports issued by the Building Blocks for Youth initiative, which has shown that minority adolescents are overrepresented in the population held in detention facilities and in their transfers from juvenile to adult courts.

Youth Crime/Adult Time: Is Justice Served?