Press & Media
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Hears Challenge to Florida’s Ban on Healthcare for Transgender Individuals
Resources & Publications
Supporting LGBTQI Youth in the Prison Abolition Movement
Legislation & Policy
California Youth Bill of Rights
NCLR is co-sponsoring and supporting California’s Juvenile Youth Bill of Rights, AB 2417. AB 2417 would expand the Juvenile Youth Bill of Rights protections to all youth in California including those in county run facilities. Currently, the Juvenile Youth Bill of Rights only covers youth in DJJ facilities in California which are due to close by 2023. Youth Bill of Rights, AB 2417 includes protections against discrimination based on gender expression and immigration status, timely access to restroom facilities, clean clothing (including, clean underwear) and education access.
MoreResources & Publications
COVID-19 and California’s Detained Youth: Vulnerable and Overlooked
Press & Media
NCLR Applauds Supreme Court Ruling Invalidating Trump Administration’s Attempt to End DACA Program
Resources & Publications
SOGIE Data Collection in Public Systems of Care: A Practice Guide for Santa Clara County
Resources & Publications
Juvenile Facilities Checklist for Defenders: Advocating for the Safety and Well-Being of Transgender, Gender Nonconforming, and Intersex (TGNCI) Young People
Resources & Publications
The Whole Youth Model: How Collecting Information about Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression Helps Probation and Youth Courts Build More Authentic Relationships Focused on Well-Being
Resources & Publications
Model Policy: Transgender, Gender Nonconforming, and Intersex Youth in Confinement Facilities
Legislation & Policy
National LGBTQ/HIV Criminal Justice Working Group
- Youth > Juvenile Justice
- Racial & Economic Justice > Race & Poverty
- Racial & Economic Justice > Criminalization & Incarceration
NCLR is a member of the National LGBTQ/HIV Criminal Justice Working Group, which is a network of nearly 50 organizations and individual stakeholders working to reduce the unique harms of the U.S. criminal legal system experienced by LGBTQ+ people, people living with HIV, or those at risk of acquiring HIV, through research, education, and policy advocacy.
More