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New Junior Fellowship Opportunity in Harrisburg, PA
1/25/11
Application is open for the 2011 Junior Fellowship in Harrisburg, PA.
Meet the Fellows Video: Danielle Sered and Common Justice
1/10/11
Danielle Sered decribes Common Justice as an alternative approach to dealing with violent crimes that benefits both the responsible party and the people harmed.
Painful Recession for Kids: Op-Ed
12/22/10
"As a new majority takes control of the U.S. House, we hope that both parties remember that, while there are no easy solutions to the current economic crisis, the costs of failing to protect children will be enormous," say Stoneleigh Fellow Dr. David Rubin and colleague Kathleen Noonan in their recent op-ed in The Philadelphia Inquirer.  Click below for the full article.
Op-Ed: A Break for Children of Prisoners
12/22/10
Philadelphia Inquirer  Op-Ed by Stoneleigh Executive Director and colleagues, published on December 17, 2010
Stoneleigh Welcomes New Program Officer
11/17/10
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Diana Aubourg Millner as Program Officer for Stoneleigh Foundation.
Leslie Acoca and Stoneleigh Featured in December 8 Webinar: Addressing the Health Care Needs of Girls in the Juvenile Justice System
11/15/10
Stoneleigh Fellow and Foundation staff are the featured speakers at a webinar hosted by Grantmakers for Children, Youth and Families on December 8, 2010, 2:00-3:00.
Gregg Volz and Swarthmore Students Help Grow Chester Youth Courts
9/27/10
Article by Monika Zaleska, features editor for Swarthmore College's The Daily Gazette, posted on September 16, 2010.
Meet the Fellows Video: Candace Putter Describes PACTT
9/3/10
Candace Putter talks about her work at the Pennsylvania Academic and Career Technical Training Alliance (PACTT) and how this can help improve outcomes for youth released from residential placements. 
Delaware Valley Grantmakers Features Stoneleigh in its Giving Stories
8/19/10
"... some of the best ideas start at the kitchen table: family members debating issues and swapping stories, often agreeing, occasionally arguing, always fully engaged... such is the case with the Haas family and Stoneleigh Foundation." - Excerpt from the Delaware Valley Grantmakers Giving Stories on the Stoneleigh Foundation.
Gregg Volz Backs Youth Courts as Alternative for Low-Level School Offenders
7/21/10
Stoneleigh Fellow Gregg Volz expounds on the advantages of student-run courts for low-level school offenders as a guest columnist for the Delaware County Daily Times and in his commentary in The Times Leader.