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Into the Light
MacLaren is not a dark place with nothing to offer, a youth at the facility writes — it’s a hub of opportunities for growth.
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.
Who is Carlos Chavez? A youth at MacLaren writes about the impacts of a contractor who devoted 11 years to helping OYA youth.
We interview some of our teammates about what Dr. King's work means to them.
Recognizing and honoring many of the cultural and religious holidays that occur this month
OYA staff who are veterans talk about what the holiday means to them.
OYA recognizes and honors two important events in November to bring awareness to transgender people.
Fifteen current and former OYA youth received scholarships for higher education or vocational training supplies.
Applies to juveniles convicted as adults before Jan. 1, 2020 (Se aplicaría a los jóvenes sentenciados como adultos antes del 1 de enero de 2020)
OYA’s parole and probation staff are accustomed to helping others. But what happens when they need their own support?
Oregon will officially honor this day for the first time on Oct. 11.
Three youth from Camp Florence have become the go-to barbers in their coastal town.
Ten students earned their high school diplomas or GEDs as part of the Class of 2021.