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As artificial intelligence plays a growing role across our institutions, how can we make sure courts and justice systems use it responsibly?

By offering people the support and resources they need to find a better path, Manhattan’s Felony Alternative to Incarceration Court is working to build a safer New York for us all.

Chicago-based organization Cure Violence laid the foundation of what we know today as “violence interruption” work, where peers use their lived experience to settle interpersonal conflicts before they result in gun violence. Our Save Our Streets team shares with WTTW Chicago how we expanded the approach in New York to address broader community needs—like education and job opportunities—while decreasing violence in neighborhoods.

Our Bronx Community Justice Center partnered with the NYC Human Resources Administration, the Bronx Defenders, and our Community Justice Connect team to help public housing residents in Mott Haven build knowledge around rent, repairs, lease renewals, and preventing evictions. The session was part of a series of housing workshops we’re hosting across the city for NYCHA tenants to get connected to vital resources and find support with their housing needs.