Community Justice Network for Youth (CJNY) is a program of the BI comprised of 140 community-based programs, grassroots organizations, service-providing agencies, residential facilities and advocacy groups in 21 states.

The BI created The Parents Project in order to launch a systematic analysis of the role and benefit of parents in juvenile justice advocacy.

The BI and the Center for Community Alternatives and Justice Policy Institute jointly worked to find innovative ways to use international law in juvenile justice advocacy in the U.S.