James C. Millstone Memorial Lecture

ArchCity’s clients are inescapably targeted and punished by the criminal legal system of police, courts, and jails. Our clients experience many collateral consequences as a result of their interactions with the system — losing jobs, vehicles, and apartments, and facing large barriers to regaining housing and employment. ArchCity Defenders uses holistic legal advocacy to fight with our clients in court, help families rebuild their lives together, and bring civil rights lawsuits to challenge the direct abuses of the criminal legal system. SOURCE: archcitydefenders.org

The Center for Justice Innovation works with communities and justice systems to advance equity, increase safety, and help individuals and communities thrive. SOURCE: innovatingjustice.org

FFJC's online Clearinghouse is a library of information about efforts to reform fines and fees in the legal system. The “recommended” designation signifies content we believe either constitutes or facilitates meaningful reform. SOURCE: finesandfeesjusticecenter.org

NCAJ is working to bring rigorous, principled research and analysis to the task of advancing progress toward a fairer justice system and a more just society.SOURCE: ncaj.org

The Police Scorecard is the first nationwide public evaluation of policing in the United States. The Scorecard calculates levels of police violence, accountability, racial bias and other policing outcomes for over 16,000 municipal and county law enforcement agencies, covering nearly 100% of the US population. The indicators included in this scorecard were selected based on a review of the research literature, input from activists and experts in the field, and a review of publicly available datasets on policing from federal, state, and local agencies. This project is designed to help communities, researchers, police leaders and policy-makers take data-informed action to reduce police use of force, increase accountability and reimagine public safety in their jurisdictions. SOURCE: policescorecard.org