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Briefs 

JEP develops briefs that translate youth-authored research and legal analysis into practical resources for students, educators, and community members. These publications cover foundational criminal justice concepts, policy debates, and equity-focused approaches, and are designed for classroom use, community learning, and institutional engagement.

A policy brief co-published with LGBT Tech examining examine why privacy must protect not only the information people disclose, but also what data systems claim to know about them.

Data Privacy in an Age of Inference

A policy brief co-published with UC Berkeley's Incarceration to College Program examining how incarcerated youth analyze the juvenile justice system holding them.

Incarcerated Youth as Civic Authors

 Surveillance and the Due Process Gap

A policy brief co-published with the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project examining how algorithmic school surveillance creates a due process crisis for students.

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