Announcements

When it comes to efforts to reduce crime and promote community safety, research is crucial. Re-thinking and expanding our definition of what research looks like is equally important.

Judge Jared R. Rice discusses the first two years of New Rochelle's Opportunity Youth Part, a program that addresses the needs of young people in the legal system by connecting them with the resources to divert or reduce their charges.

Join us for a special Giving Tuesday event!

A new paradigm for evaluating community safety

Gun violence and intimate partner violence are inextricably linked.

Combating violence through a public health approach.

Safety is more than the absence of crime. It's about building power within communities. See how communities define safety for themselves, and our approach to helping them achieve it. 

In August, the Harlem Community Justice Center hosted a Housing Resource Fair that connected local residents with a wide range of agencies and providers to help them access key services, such as rent relief, critical home repairs, and legal services to fight evictions.

Safety and Justice in the News

Reducing Incarceration for Felony Cases—Courts + Community can Provide Support