“A challenge to do better for our youth”: OYA’s new IMPACT system strengthens accountability
In November and December, a few divisions began ...
In November and December, a few divisions began ...
On a pleasant Friday afternoon in May, six ...
Community religious volunteers serve as a vital bridge ...
This May, the Oregon Youth Authority (OYA) recognizes ...
J.T. won for a rap song he wrote while at Rogue Valley Youth Correctional Facility.
OYA staff reflect on the importance of Hispanic and Latino/a/x cultures as well as their own stories.
MacLaren is not a dark place with nothing to offer, a youth at the facility writes — it’s a hub of opportunities for growth.
Rogue Valley’s new superintendent reflects on how she got into juvenile justice and her hopes for the facility.
Education is an important part of holding youth accountable and aiding their rehabilitation at OYA.