For a more equitable criminal legal system
Our approach
Our partners
Reshaping Prosecution
The Vera Institute works to improve data access to advance racial equity in district attorney’s offices in the U.S. The program provides tools and resources to help better utilize data in decision-making.
LEAD National Support Bureau
The LEAD “divert-first” approach helps reduce the criminalization and repeated arrests of people whose unlawful conduct stems from unmanaged behavioral illness.
National Office of Violence Prevention Network
The National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform works to implement violence prevention programs with community-based organizations throughout the U.S.
Reimagining Public Safety
The Policing Project at New York University School of Law is working to reimagine how government responds to community needs and create a community-centered framework.
Center for Justice Innovation
The Center for Justice Innovation works with governments and communities to develop and run programs that reduce the use of incarceration, increase equity, and strengthen neighborhoods.
Prosecutorial Performance Indicators
Prosecutorial Performance Indicators (PPI) is a national effort to expand access to insights through a suite of indicators for prosecutors committed to measuring effectiveness and fairness.
Just Communities
Just Communities Arizona is working to learn how Tucson residents define community safety and what investments they think would improve their overall safety and well-being.
Salvation and Social Justice
Salvation and Social Justice leverages Microsoft technology to enable a custom platform that logs community interactions and crisis calls to help prevent and interrupt violence.
