A recent evaluation found that families involved in our programming have fewer subsequent child welfare cases than families who had not received enhanced support.

Kiran Malpe believes her role as clinical director for the Strong Starts Court Initiative is about “being a voice for the voiceless, the babies and young parents who often get lost in the shuffle."

This Just In: The Path to Safety and Justice was an insider look at the current state of justice reform and the efforts the Center for Court Innovation is leading to create a fair and effective system.

Gun violence and intimate partner violence are closely, and dangerously, interconnected. Our survivor-informed, community-based approach helps prevent harm and support healthy relationships.

Orleny Rojas, who serves as deputy director of Criminal Court Operations, believes sustainable change starts with small acts.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Center for Court Innovation launched DVRISC.org, a national resource center designed to reduce risk and prevent homicide in intimate partner violence cases.

Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day with us by recognizing the incredible work being done by tribal justice systems across the United States.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are highlighting the work of our gender and family justice team which helps communities and courts respond to intimate partner violence.

How can we support people-centered approaches that provide justice and safety for all? Join our executive director Courtney Bryan. Save the date: 10/28/2021

Nida Abbasi works across the country to help courts and communities reduce trauma around cases involving family and gender-based violence.