Safety and Justice Challenge

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The Safety and Justice Challenge is a national initiative aimed at reducing over-incarceration and promoting fairer, more effective local criminal justice systems in the United States.

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instanceOf criminal justice reform initiative ⓘ
philanthropic initiative ⓘ
aim promote fairer local criminal justice systems ⓘ
promote more effective local criminal justice systems ⓘ
reduce over-incarceration in the United States ⓘ
approach collaboration among justice system stakeholders ⓘ
community engagement ⓘ
policy and practice reform ⓘ
use of data and evidence ⓘ
areaServed local jurisdictions across the United States ⓘ
beneficiary city justice systems ⓘ
county justice systems ⓘ
local jurisdictions ⓘ
communicationChannel convenings and learning networks ⓘ
reports and research publications ⓘ
toolkits and practice guides ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
focus data-driven criminal justice reform ⓘ
jail population reduction ⓘ
local criminal justice systems ⓘ
pretrial justice reform ⓘ
racial and ethnic disparities in the justice system ⓘ
funder John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation ⓘ
goal improve public safety outcomes ⓘ
increase fairness in the criminal justice system ⓘ
reduce misuse and overuse of jails ⓘ
safely reduce jail populations ⓘ
language English ⓘ
measurementFocus jail population metrics ⓘ
public safety outcomes ⓘ
racial and ethnic disparity indicators ⓘ
sector nonprofit ⓘ
sponsor John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation ⓘ
stakeholder community organizations ⓘ
county and city officials ⓘ
judges ⓘ
law enforcement agencies ⓘ
people directly impacted by the justice system ⓘ
prosecutors ⓘ
public defenders ⓘ
theme criminal justice reform ⓘ
jail reform ⓘ
mass incarceration ⓘ
pretrial detention reform ⓘ
racial equity in the justice system ⓘ
typeOfSupport grantmaking ⓘ
technical assistance ⓘ
website https://www.safetyandjusticechallenge.org/ ⓘ

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