Top 10 communityjusticeexchange.org Competitors

bailproject.org

Detroit sees a dramatic decrease in crime, and safer communities, by limiting the use of cash bail.

nlg.org

The NLG archives are managed by the Tamiment Library at New York University, within the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library. Over 300 boxes of documents span the Guild's history, focusing on the court case National Lawyers Guild v. Attorney General, 1977-1989, which revealed that the Guild had been the target of a 40-year covert Federal Bureau

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

mobilizationforjustice.org

Mobilization for Justice provides opportunities for retired attorneys to use their skills and volunteer in our core practice areas. Retirees choose the amount of time they wish to work and the kind of work they want to do. Interested retirees should fill out and submit a Volunteer Inquiry Form.

deathpenalty.org

Much of the remaining support for the death penalty is based on faulty information. Here are California Death Penalty facts as of January 2023.

cityofsanctuary.org

We are excited to announce that our book, ‘A Hundred Thousand Welcomes’  is now available as an E-book – launched on World Book Day 2021. In the comfort of your homes under the current lockdown you can read and share this published E-book which tell the story of City of Sanctuary from its beginnings in 2005 […]

amicacenter.org

The Amica Center for Immigrant Rights engages in unwavering legal defense and strategic litigation for immigrants facing detention and deportation.

ilcm.org

If every day's news about attacks on immigrants and refugees leaves you angry and wanting to act, here are ten things you can do:

aclu-wy.org

Voting is a fundamental right of our democracy. The decisions made in city halls, state legislatures, the United States Congress. and every other level of government affect the lives of all Wyomingites. And while there are many ways to influence our elected officials, decisions really get made by the people who show up and vote. […]