Reclaiming Futures produces its own research on juvenile justice, drug and alcohol treatment and related subjects. Below our original works are listed under Reports, National Evaluation, Workbooks, Policy and Funding, Bibliographies, and Other Resources.

Project Director Report: How to Implement a Model to Get Youth off Drugs and Out of Crime, 2007

Community Report: Moving Toward Equal Ground: Engaging the capacity of youth, families and communities to improve treatment services and outcomes in the juvenile justice system, 2007

Treatment Report: Improved Care for Teens in Trouble with Drugs, Alcohol, and Crime, 2007
and, Key terminology for communities developing alcohol and drug treatment programs in partnership with the juvenile justice system

Justice Report: Juvenile Probation Officers Call for New Responses to Teen Drug and Alcohol Use, 2007

The RWJF Reclaiming Futures Initiative, January 2007

Judicial Report: A Model for Judicial Leadership, March 2006

Agency Relations: Social Network Dynamics and the RWJF Reclaiming Futures Initiative, November 2007

Changing Systems: Outcomes from the RWJF Reclaiming Futures Initiative on Juvenile Justice and Substance Abuse. August 2007

Readiness Assessment, abridged version, 2008

Model Policies for Juvenile Justice and Substance Abuse Treatment, July 2008

Financing treatment of substance use disorders for youth in juvenile justice, 2006

Legal Primer, March 2002

Financing Integrated Systems Report, March 2001

Community Collaboration, August 2001

Community Development, March 2002

Comprehensive and Integrated Systems of Care, October 2001

Engaging and Empowering Families in Finding Solutions, December 2001

Innovation and Systems Change, December 2001

Leadership: A new way of operating as seen in the public, and not-for-profit sectors, March 2002

Strength-Based Approaches to Work with Youth and Families - An Overview of the Literature and Web-Based Resources, September 2001

Substance Abuse in America, Policy Research & Practice Issues , December 2001

When You Were 15, 2006, www.whenyouwere15.org

Lessons Learned, March 2003

Frame Analysis of News About Juvenile Substance Abuse, October 2002