Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™

Critical knowledge to help youth avoid system involvement

What is Juvenile Justice Jeopardy?

A prevention tool designed to maximize youth connection and engagement—and help them remember what they learn while playing the game.
A game show format that promotes group conversation, JJJ poses questions that challenge and correct youths’ misconceptions in an interactive back-and-forth with a knowledgeable Game Leader.
Youth get accurate information about the various topics related to police and the juvenile legal system

Want to bring JJJ to your organization?

Learn more about JJJ,
in our overview document.

To discuss prices of JJJ games and packages contact us at:
info@strategiesforyouth.org
or 617.714.3789

Watch JJJ in action

San Antonio community comes together to protect their youth.

JJJ is used to tackle trauma.

SFY staff speaks about why JJJ is needed.

Why a game about the law?

Social media, rumors, music, and TV spread misinformation about the legal system to youth.
Despite the devastating consequences of legal system contact, our society has failed to standardize and deliver accurate information about the system and the pipelines into it.
JJJ fills this gap and ensures every young person has access to critical information that can empower them to keep their futures bright and hopeful.
JJJ’s impacts have been evaluated in two articles published in peer reviewed journals: Justice Evaluation Journal and Journal of Prevention.

Who Is JJJ for?

Designed to be played with youth, ages 12-18.
Structured to be led by local credible messengers, trained by SFY to be JJJ Game Leaders.
JJJ is played across 26 states, in classrooms, after school programs, summer camps, diversion programs, detention centers, and more.
JJJ is designed to fit into existing programs, as a tool in your community’s toolbox.

It was a fun way to learn, not only about police officers, but also specific laws and how they can apply to you if you are involved. I liked that it was a game instead of just a normal slideshow.
JJJ Youth Participant

Versions: There's a game for that!

JJJ has been used to tackle numerous topics, including:

Street Game: Interacting safely with law enforcement
You Got This: Developing life skills for youth exiting foster care
School Game: Teaching school codes of conduct
Drugs and Alcohol Game: Addressing youth substance use and abuse
Understanding and managing trauma

See our full list of JJJ versions.

How Does It Work?

SFY customizes JJJ games, ensuring their legal accuracy and that they address the voiced needs of a community.
Using a train-the-trainer model, SFY staff trains local community members and peer leaders to lead JJJ games in their community.
All JJJ games are played using interactive, web-based game boards, and an in-person gameshow format, allowing youth to learn in a relaxed, fun, and engaging environment.
SFY provides Game Leaders with supportive materials and players with additional resources to support teaching and enhance learning.
The JJJ model is sustainable and economical – a one-time investment allows the program to grow organically in the community and replicate for years to come.

Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™

Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™

Critical knowledge to help youth avoid system involvement

What is Juvenile Justice Jeopardy?

Want to bring JJJ to your organization?

Watch JJJ in action

Why a game about the law?

Who Is JJJ for?

Versions: There's a game for that!

How Does It Work?

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Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™

Juvenile Justice Jeopardy™

Critical knowledge to help youth avoid system involvement

What is Juvenile Justice Jeopardy?

Want to bring JJJ to your organization?​

Watch JJJ in action

Why a game about the law?

Who Is JJJ for?

Versions: There's a game for that!

How Does It Work?

Contact Us

Find It Here

Newsletter Sign-up

Contact Us

Find It Here

Newsletter Sign-up

We need your support.

Before you go...

Want to bring JJJ to your organization?