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Emerging Adults ; 18 to 25 at the time of sentencing often call through the cracks of our justice system. Not quite minors, yet not fully developed mentally or emotionally, they are frequently punished more harshly than younger peers, even for the same offenses. The consequences are long-lasting and life altering. Many grow old; having spent more time behind bars than in society. Despite rehabilitation marked by demonstation; personal growth development and accomplishments a

Emerging Adults : Those ages 18-25 at the time of sentencing, often fall through the cracks of our justice system. Not quite minors, yet not fully developed emotionally or mentally, they are frequently punished more harshly than younger peers, even for the same offenses. The consequences are long-lasting and life altering; many grow older, having spent more time incarcerated than not, with little hope for reconsideration; despite rehabilition, personal growth development and

Engaging emerging adults in community activities is crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility. As this demographic transitions from adolescence to adulthood, they seek meaningful connections and opportunities to contribute to their communities. This blog post explores effective strategies to engage emerging adults, providing practical examples and insights to help organizations and communities connect with this vital age group. Understanding Emerging Adult