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Missouri Juvenile Justice Association

The Missouri Juvenile Justice Association advocates for effective juvenile justice and child welfare practices. They unite professionals to improve systems for youth, focusing on evidence-based methods and addressing current challenges in the field.

Join fellow Juvenile Officers for a focused administrative lunch on June 10, 2026. Share current concerns, clarify procedures, and discuss practical approaches that support consistent, fair responses for youth and families across Missouri. This form helps MJJA plan seating, topics, and follow-up resources so your time together is productive. Your input guides our work to strengthen juvenile justice and child welfare practice statewide.

Juvenile Officer Administrative Concerns Lunch June 10, 2026

Join us for a three-day conference on juvenile justice and child welfare. This event focuses on topics relevant to professionals in these fields, aiming to bring together juvenile justice leaders and agencies to enhance the system for children in need of a brighter future.The conference will feature discussions on evidence-based practices, where you can learn about the most effective methods for working with youth. Additionally, it will provide awareness of current issues, keeping you informed about the latest challenges and practices in the fieldLearn more at: <a fr-original-style="" href="https://mjja.org/mjja-2026-spring-conference/" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://mjja.org/mjja-2026-spring-conference/</a>

MJJA 2026 Spring Conference

As a member of MJJA, you will become part of a state-wide network of professionals who are committed to promoting justice for children, youth, and families in Missouri&rsquo;s juvenile justice system. You will have access to our current juvenile justice and youth service information, promising programs and practices, and discounts on outstanding trainings and conferences. The benefits are designed to improve your knowledge and professionalism.

As a member of MJJA, you will become part of a state-wide network of professionals who are committed to promoting justice for children, youth, and families in Missouri’s juvenile justice system. You will have access to our current juvenile justice and youth service information, promising programs and practices, and discounts on outstanding trainings and conferences. The benefits are designed to improve your knowledge and professionalism.

MJJA Memberships

MJJA&rsquo;s Teeing Off for Kids 2026 Golf Fundraiser, like our educational conferences, brings together colleagues and partner agencies such as: &nbsp; Juvenile and Family Court Personnel, Juvenile Detention Professionals, Judges, Attorneys, Children&rsquo;s Division, School Resource Officers, Division of Youth Services, Law Enforcement, Guardians ad Litem, Court Appointed Special Advocates, Educators, Child Advocacy Centers, Child Care Providers, Youth Service Professionals, Social Workers, Private Practitioners, School Representatives, Parents, Community Leaders, State Lawmakers, Policymakers, School Resource Officers and anyone interested in juvenile justice issues. ⛳ Your participation helps advance advocacy, training, and resources for professionals working with justice‑involved childen, youth and families in crisis. Every registration supports practical tools, policy advocacy/education, and collaboration that maintain focus on the best interest of the child. 👟

MJJA'S TEEING OFF FOR KIDS 2026 GOLF FUNDRAISER

FREE POST Training - Bridging Gaps for Youth: &nbsp;This course is designed specifically for all Law Enforcement Officers. The topics discussed aim to improve interactions and outcomes when engaging with youth. Faculty include: MOIS&Eacute;S PR&Oacute;SPERO, PH.D. Executive Director of iChamps with 30 years of experience in the criminal and juvenile justice field. STEVE ANJEWIERDEN Retired Deputy Chief of Police Services from the Unified Police Department of Greater Salt Lake, currently serving as the Gang Commander for a metropolitan gang unit. TAMMY WALDEN Trauma &amp; Delinquency Coordinator for MJJA. Retired Chief Juvenile Officer in the 26th Judicial Circuit after over 40 years of service. A paper registration process is also available:&nbsp;<a fr-original-style="" href="https://cdn.ymaws.com/members.mopca.com/resource/resmgr/blast_docs/missouri_police_chiefs_train.pdf" id="isPasted" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">missouri_police_chiefs_train.pdf</a>

"Bridging Gaps for Youth"

Join MJJA&rsquo;s Strikes for Success Bowling Tournament 🎳 to connect with colleagues, support youth involved in Missouri&rsquo;s juvenile justice system, and enjoy a relaxed, team‑focused evening. &nbsp;This event takes place on the first evening of the MJJA 2026 Fall Conference at Margarittaville Lake Resort in Osage Beach, Missouri. &nbsp; Your participation helps advance MJJA&rsquo;s mission to improve policies, practice, and outcomes for children and families. Register your team or as an individual bowler, confirm your sponsorship level if applicable, and share your contact details so we can keep you informed about event updates and logistics. 🎟️All funds raised during this event benefit MJJA&#39;s Juvenile Justice Scholarship Fund. &nbsp;This fund provides scholarships to justice-involved youth who are advancing themselves through higher education.&nbsp; This event does include Pizza (provided) and there will be the option to purchase both non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages on-site. &nbsp;

MJJA 2026 Strikes for Success Bowling Tournament

Join us for a three-day conference on juvenile justice and child welfare. This event focuses on topics relevant to professionals in these fields, aiming to bring together juvenile justice leaders and agencies to enhance the system for children in need of a brighter future. The conference will feature discussions on evidence-based practices, where you can learn about the most effective methods for working with youth and ensuring effective work/life balance as practitioners working with children, youth, and families in crisis. The Fall conference will focus on a theme of &quot;Cultivating Care - Healthy Professionals, Thriving Youth&quot;&nbsp; Learn more at: <a fr-original-style="" href="https://mjja.org/mjja-2026-fall-conference/" id="isPasted" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://mjja.org/mjja-2026-fall-conference/</a> Need an Invoice or want us to bill you? &nbsp;No problem. &nbsp;Simply download the <a fr-original-style="" href="https://mjja.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Attendee-Reg-Form-1.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">conference registration form</a>, and we will follow up! Same for exhibitors and corporate sponsors; please don&#39;t hesitate to reach out to us at <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:info@mjja.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">info@mjja.org</a> and we will get you whatever you need to facilitate your participation in this Fall conference!&nbsp;

Missouri Juvenile Justice Association

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MJJA'S TEEING OFF FOR KIDS 2026 GOLF FUNDRAISER

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"Bridging Gaps for Youth"

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MJJA 2026 Strikes for Success Bowling Tournament

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MJJA 2026 Fall Conference: Cultivating Care: Healthy Professionals, Thriving Youth!

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