December 10, 2013
Press Releases—JPI's Board of Directors is proud to announce that its recently appointed Executive Director, Marc Schindler, is one of the newest recipients of the Open Society Foundations' (OSF) New Executives… Continue
November 22, 2013
Announcements, Criminal Justice News—The Justice Policy Institute published a new policy brief on Virginia's escalating crisis within its justice system. Virginia's Justice System: Expensive, Ineffective and Unfair , calls the… Continue
November 25, 2013
JPI in the News, Announcements—Join the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law Thursday, December 12, 2013, as it co-hosts an Incarceration Generation booksigning and panel discussion featuring Neill… Continue
Spike Bradford, November 13, 2013
Criminal Justice (Adult), Drug Policy, Fiscal Policy, Juvenile Justice, Positive Social Investments, Racial Disparities—Virginia's Justice System: Expensive, Ineffective and Unfair points to reforms that, if implemented, would result in relief for Virginians directly impacted by the justice system and taxpayers alike.
November 1, 2013
Announcements—The Virginia Alliance Against Mass Incarceration in partnership with Virginia Union University's Center for the Study of the Urban Child invite you to Virginia Union University as the Justice… Continue
September 27, 2013
Press Releases—Today, President Obama issued his Administration's recommendations to increase funding for school resource officers (SROs) in an effort to curb school violence – an offshoot from last… Continue
Spike Bradford, September 30, 2013
Criminal Justice (Adult), Fiscal Policy, Positive Social Investments, Racial Disparities—This brief provides an update on pretrial and bail reform over the last year as a follow up to JPI's 2012 Bail Month Report Series.
September 4, 2013
Announcements, Criminal Justice News—This month, JPI, in partnership with the Pretrial Justice Institute (PJI), aims to educate the public on the need for bail reform for the second year in a row. New reports, a national phone call… Continue
August 28, 2013
Press Releases—As President Obama said today from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the U.S. justice system should not be a pipeline from underfunded schools and to overcrowded jails. Adding to that sentiment… Continue
September 10, 2013
Announcements—Join us 9.18.13 for a meet & greet in honor of JPI's newly named Executive Director, Marc Schindler at the offices of our friends at the ACLU. RSVP here .
August 14, 2013
Press Releases—Building on its nearly 20-year, $150 million investment in supporting juvenile justice reform, MacArthur announced an additional commitment of $15 million to the field, in part to establish the new… Continue
June 19, 2013
Press Releases, Announcements—The Justice Policy Institute (JPI) announced today that Marc Schindler has been named Executive Director of the national criminal and juvenile justice reform organization based in Washington, D.C.… Continue
June 14, 2013
Announcements—The Justice Policy Institute is proud to unveil "Incarceration Generation," a coffee-table book of essays detailing the rise of mass incarceration over the last 40 years.
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange, April 24, 2013
Press Releases, Announcements—Follow pathways from the stories to a new comprehensive Juvenile Justice Resource Hub developed in partnership with the National Juvenile Justice Network and the MacArthur Foundation.
Melissa Neal, Justice Policy Institute, June 21, 2012
Juvenile Justice, Positive Social Investments—This brief examines the intersection of youth mental health and the justice system in Washington, D.C.
Paul Ashton, Justice Policy Institute, February 15, 2012
Positive Social Investments—This brief examines the intersection of education and public safety in Washington, D.C.
Spike Bradford, Richard A. Mendel, February 27, 2013
Fiscal Policy, Juvenile Justice, Positive Social Investments, Racial Disparities—Removing young people who engage in delinquent behavior from their homes and communities and incarcerating them, is no longer the status quo in five states, say two new reports by JPI.