10 principais justicepolicy.org concorrentes

sentencingproject.org

Contact us for more information on our work, request a media interview, or share about developments in your state. We do not provide legal assistance.

innocenceproject.org

We work to free the innocent, prevent wrongful convictions, and create fair, compassionate, and equitable systems of justice for everyone.

penalreform.org

Penal Reform International develops and promotes fair, effective and proportionate responses to criminal justice problems worldwide.

restorativejustice.org

Jonathan Derby, restorative justice advocate, author and special advisor to Prison Fellowship International, joined host Carmen LaBerge on Faith Radio’s Mornings with Carmen LaBerge to share more about his vision for restorative justice and how Prison Fellowship International is making that vision a reality for prisoners and their families, victims and communities across the world.   […]

realcostofprisons.org

the real cost of prisons project brings together prison/justice policy activists with political economists to create popular education workshops and materials which explore both the immediate and long-term costs of incarceration on the individual, her/his family, community and the nation.

wpaonline.org

Closing Rikers Island doesn’t just mean shutting down the facilities—it’s about investing in community-based prevention and public safety.

criticalresistance.org

Since beginning in 1997, Critical Resistance has worked to curtail the use and impacts of imprisonment - from regional and international conferences bringing together communities long separated by years of incarceration to organizing for re-entry support for former prisoners, resisting three-strike

prisonpolicy.org

A growing lists of the ways the Trump administration is making prisons worse and gutting programs that keep communities safe

cjpf.org

the criminal justice policy foundation has been working on drug policy and criminal justice reform since 1989. prior to founding cjpf, president eric e. sterling served as counsel to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives, where he wrote legislation on drug and gun control, money laundering, organized crime, and corrections.

curenational.org

prison reform