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  • The NJJA conference provides an opportunity for anyone working with youth involved in the juvenile justice system to learn from, and network with, professionals across prevention, education, juvenile justice, and treatment systems. Our conference provides a great lineup of keynote speakers, breakout sessions and social events.

    The conference also provides professional development credits for LMHPs (CEUs), Probation Administration workers (criminogenic hours), and legal professionals (CLEs).

    Over the last 40 years our conference has grown to more than 300 attendees. The conference brings in national and state-recognized experts in their field. The conference is held in late spring in Kearney, NE and is open to all.

What We Do

The mission of the Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association is to improve services to youth in the juvenile justice system by serving as a resource for collaboration, leadership development, and education for juvenile justice system professionals.

  • Education
    Education

    To broaden the knowledge and skills of professionals working with youth and families involved in the juvenile justice system.
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  • Leadership
    Leadership

    To lead in a way to make intentional impact.
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  • Collaboration
    Collaboration

    To work together for a common goal.
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Nonprofit Association of the Midlands
  • 2026 Conference
    2026 Conference

    Gaining insight on innovative thinking for working with youth and families involved in the juvenile justice system. It is like a think tank of opportunities to collaborate, learn, and engage.

Conference Results

  • 2025 Conference Participation

    302

  • Would Attend Again

    98%

  • Rated the Conference Very Good or Excellent

    87%

  • Fulfilled My Reason To Attend

    92%

  • Attended the conference for personal growth and development

    53%

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  • The NJJA conference provides an opportunity for anyone working with youth involved in the juvenile justice system to learn from, and network with, professionals across prevention, education, juvenile justice, and treatment systems. Our conference provides a great lineup of keynote speakers, breakout sessions and social events.

    The conference also provides professional development credits for LMHPs (CEUs), Probation Administration workers (criminogenic hours), and legal professionals (CLEs).

    Over the last 40 years our conference has grown to more than 300 attendees. The conference brings in national and state-recognized experts in their field. The conference is held in late spring in Kearney, NE and is open to all.

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