Justice Policy Institute

Justice Policy Institute has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in February 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Justice Policy Institute are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, justicepolicy has populated their site with: • A Farewell Message from the Justice Policy Institute • Unlocking Virginia's Workforce: The Economic Case for Higher Education in Prison • Joel Caston on proposal for a new DC jail • DC Mayor signs youth curfew law; Seaira Wainaina responds • 50-Year-Old Is First in Prison Education Program To Graduate • Seaira Wainaina criticizes DC Council for passing youth curfew law • On the Count: Paul Ashton speaks on NY prison crisis • D.C.’s “Truancy Crisis” • Justice by Geography • Justice Policy Institute website • 2025 Annual Report • A Moment of Reckoning: A Blueprint for Resolving the Ongoing Crises and Transforming New York State’s Prison System - Justice Policy Institute • Missed Opportunities: Why Inaction on Preventative Measures Undermines Public Safety in Washington, DC • Sticker Shock 2020: The Cost of Youth Incarceration • JPI to Close After Nearly 30 Years of Impact • The Right Investment 2.0: How Maryland Can Create Safe and Healthy Communities - Justice Policy Institute • Justice Policy Institute - Blog • The Right Investment 2.0: How Maryland Can Create Safe and Healthy Communities • Baltimore's 'downward spiral' of poverty, disinvestment, and over-policing • Finding Direction: Expanding Criminal Justice Options by Considering Policies of Other Nations - Justice Policy Institute • Tyler: All I want this Mother's Day is for LCPS to remove police and police dogs in our schools • Testimony - House Bill 2158 Education • A lifeline for Maryland families affected by violent crime like mine | GUEST COMMENTARY • This Father’s Day, Remember the Fathers Our Systems Have Torn Away • 50th Anniversary of the Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention Act: An Infographic Series - Justice Policy Institute • Building a Brighter Future: A Plan to Invest in DC’s Emerging Adults - Justice Policy Institute