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    The Brownsville Community Justice Center Nurtures the Leaders of Tomorrow

    Recognizing the untapped talent of young people like Jhenai, the Brownsville Community Justice Center created the Hub to offer training, cutting-edge tools, and the opportunity to give back to the community.

    Community Justice, Engaging Communities, Youth Initiatives
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    What is a Community Court?

    Experts and practitioners who attended a roundtable conversation about community justice at the Center for Court Innovation answer the question "What is a Community Court?"

    Community Justice
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    Transforming Lives: The Brooklyn Mental Health Court

    The Brooklyn Mental Health Court represents the Center for Court Innovation's commitment to offering treatment rather than incarceration to people with mental illness who have been convicted of a crime. In 2019, the court commemorated the graduation of its thousandth successful participant.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Rethinking Incarceration, Treatment Courts
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    John Jay College Honors Judge Calabrese

    Honoring Judge Alex Calabrese as a "fierce advocate for justice," John Jay College of Criminal Justice awarded the presiding judge of our Red Hook Community Justice Center an honorary degree alongside the class of 2019. Featured at the May commencement, this short film highlights Calabrese's transformational leadership in Red Hook, Brooklyn, and how an emphasis on healing can advance a more humane and effective justice system.

    Problem-Solving Justice, Restorative Justice, Community Justice
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    25 Years at the Center for Court Innovation: A Q&A with Director Greg Berman

    Director of the Center for Court Innovation Greg Berman celebrated 25 years at the Center with a candid Q&A led by Center alum Christopher Watler, who now serves as the New York State director of the Center for Employment Opportunities.

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    What has been the Biggest Change in the NYC Criminal Justice System over the Last 5 Years?

    As part of a conference sponsored by the Center for Court Innovation and the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, we asked justice system leaders and experts "What has been the biggest change in the New York City criminal justice system over the last five years?"

    Addressing Racial Disparities, Bail Reform, Community Justice, Diversion, Youth Initiatives
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    What Investment Would You Make to Improve Criminal Justice in New York City?

    by Robert V. Wolf and William Harkins

    As part of a conference sponsored by the Center for Court Innovation and the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, we asked justice system leaders and experts, "If you could make just one investment to improve criminal justice in New York City, what would it be?"

    Reducing Violence, Diversion
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    Community Voices: What is Safety?

    Safety is more than just the absence of crime. We asked people from communities around New York City, including our staff and people they work with, about safety—how they define it, and how they’d improve it in the neighborhoods where they live.

    Reducing Violence
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    Midtown Community Court Celebrates 25 Years in New York City

    by Robert V. Wolf and William Harkins

    Explore the 25-year history of Midtown Community Court as the nation’s first community court, its impact on the justice landscape, and its unique community partnerships, including an emphasis on using arts programming as an alternative to incarceration.

    Community Justice, Problem-Solving Justice
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    Welcome to the Newark Youth Court

    by Robert V. Wolf, William Harkins, and Jasmine Harden

    Meet the teenagers of the Newark Youth Court. These young people fill the roles of judge, bailiff, advocates, and jurors, hearing low-level cases involving their peers. The sentences are always restorative, meant to provide a positive experience for the respondent and avoid a criminal record.

    Youth Initiatives

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