The Center and Columbia University Offer Postdoctoral Fellowship
This postdoctoral fellowship will focus primarily on forensic assessment with an opportunity to provide psychotherapy to people returning from incarceration.
A summary of findings from an implementation evaluation of the Los Angeles County Intake Booking Diversion Program for expanding mental health justice opportunities, developed by the Center for Justice Innovation.
Lessons Learned from the Intake Booking Diversion Program
This brief details prospective lessons learned from the Center for Justice Innovation's evaluation of the Los Angeles County Intake Booking Diversion Program, which seeks to expand mental health diversion opportunities...
An Implementation Evaluation of the Intake Booking Diversion Program
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department developed the Intake Booking Diversion Program as an early intervention to divert individuals with mental health disorders from jail into community-based treatment at the...
Early Mental Health Diversion in Los Angeles County
This set of publications details the methods and findings of the Center for Justice Innovation's evaluation of the Los Angeles County Intake Booking Diversion Program, in pursuit of expanding mental...
Fact Sheet: Youth, Young Adult, and Family Programs at the Staten Island Justice Center
This fact sheet details the Staten Island Justice Center's range of programs for local youth and young adults on Staten Island, with a specialized focus on those with or at-risk...
“We’re Family, We’re Community”: Coney Island Residents and Stakeholders Talk About Community Safety
In order to understand current community justice and safety issues as well as outstanding gaps and service needs in Coney Island, the Center conducted a series of stakeholder interviews and...
This guide explains the NYC law of Good Cause Eviction and its resources for tenants living in unregulated housing and who may be unable to access a lawyer, in partnership...
Inside Literary Prize, First Major Book Award Determined by Incarcerated Judges, Announces 2026 Shortlist
The Inside Literary Prize—the first major U.S. book award judged by incarcerated people—has announced its 2026 shortlist, which includes five National Book Award-honored titles. Launched in 2023 by Freedom Reads,...
