We work with leaders and advocates to advance state reform through coalition building, research, education and advocacy. Check out some of our work highlighted in videos below.
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At the sixth annual Survivors Speak California, survivors made their demands known.
Across the United States, popular support for criminal justice reform is at an all-time high. More and more Americans of all walks of life agree that the “tough-on-crime” era resulted in bloated, costly and ineffective corrections practices. Today, everyday people and public officials across the political spectrum support a balanced approach to public safety – one that emphasizes crime prevention and rehabilitation to stop the cycle of crime.
Trauma recovery centers are removing barriers to health and stability, healing communities and interrupting cycles of violence. Find out how.
This year Floridians celebrated two major victories: the first, a ballot initiative years in the making restores the vote for millions, and the second a historic criminal justice bill that promises to leave a mark on the cycle of crime.
Watch what victory means to the people who made it happen now.
More than 1.4 million Floridians with a past felony conviction regained the eligibility to vote because of voter approval of #Amendment4 in November 2018. In January, the law takes effect.
On the heels of 2019 Survivors Speak, Florida crime survivors made history by seeing landmark legislation to reform the criminal justice system to the finish line.
Alliance for Safety and Justice is fiscally sponsored by Tides Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
