The Institute was founded in 1997 to serve as a national resource to test the effectiveness of school violence prevention methods and to develop more effective strategies. The Institute's goal is to determine what works and what can be replicated to reduce violence in America's schools and their communities. Information on Kaleidoscope's mission, their programs and services. Also hosts an informational page about wraparound services and information on becoming a foster parent. A non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of representation of children in the legal system.
Programs range from national conferences and trainings to research and referral information.
The National Council on Crime and Delinquency, founded in 1907, is a nonprofit organization which promotes effective, humane, fair and economically sound solutions to family, community and justice problems. NCCD conducts research, promotes reform initiatives, and seeks to work with individuals, public and private organizations and the media to prevent and reduce crime and delinquency. The NCJJ strives for effective justice for children and families. NCJJ's primary means of accomplishing that mission is through research and technical assistance. Site provides information on the project.