The Juvenile & Family Court Journal focuses on issues of interest to the field of juvenile and family justice, including child abuse and neglect, juvenile delinquency, domestic violence, substance abuse, child custody and visitation, judicial leadership, and related topics. Since the pandemic began wreaking havoc on communities all across the country, the COVID‐19 virus has been an important topic to everyone interested in juvenile and family justice. The Journal is inviting COVID‐related articles (law, research, commentary, essay, etc.) for publication in Journal issues in 2021 and beyond. It is important to document the impact the pandemic has on juvenile and family justice. We want to know how courts and related agencies have been dealing with shut‐downs and the disruption the virus has caused? How have caseloads changed? How are justice‐involved children, youth, and families coping during the pandemic? How are things different in places that have not experienced much disruption? How are you preparing for a post‐COVID world? What changes will you try to hang onto?

Submissions can be sent to Journal@NCJFCJ.org. See the Journal’s page on the Wiley website for submission guidelines.

Also in this issue:

The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) recently passed a number of statements and resolutions on how to improve the lives of youth and families involved with juvenile or family courts. You will find these items later in this issue.

《少年与家庭法院杂志》侧重于少年和家庭司法领域的问题，包括虐待和忽视儿童，少年犯罪，家庭暴力，滥用毒品，儿童监护和探望，司法领导和相关主题。自大流行开始对全国各地的社区造成破坏以来，对于所有对少年和家庭司法感兴趣的人，COVID-19病毒一直是一个重要主题。《日刊》邀请与COVID相关的文章（法律，研究，评论，论文等）在《日刊》上发表2021年及以后的问题。重要的是要记录大流行对少年和家庭司法的影响。我们想知道法院和相关机构如何处理停工以及病毒造成的破坏吗？案件数量如何变化？大流行期间涉及司法的儿童，青年和家庭如何应对？在没有太多干扰的地方，情况有何不同？您如何为COVID后世界做准备？您会尝试抓住哪些变化？

可以将邮件发送到Journal@NCJFCJ.org。有关投稿指南，请参见Wiley网站上的《日刊》页面。

同样在此问题中：

全国少年和家庭法院法官委员会（NCJFCJ）最近通过了一些声明和决议，涉及如何改善涉及少年或家庭法院的青年和家庭的生活。您将在本期以后发现这些项目。