Our Mission
We change lives and strengthen communities by advancing policy and delivering individualized services that promote safety, justice, and inclusion.
Our Impact by the Numbers
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SOCIAL JUSTICE SERVICES
The number of men and women served in our residential reentry programs last year.
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COMMUNITY STRATEGIES
The number of day programs and residential group homes in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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CRIME and JUSTICE INSTITUTE
The number of states where CJI has worked, providing assistance to criminal justice organizations looking to improve public safety and the delivery of justice by adopting evidence-based practices.
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The percentage of those clients who successfully completed the reentry program.
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The number of men and women with developmental disabilities who enjoyed better lives last year because of the work of our committed staff.
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The amount of funds awarded in FY2018 to support CJI's work providing training and support to states, counties, and municipalities across the country.
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SOCIAL JUSTICE SERVICES
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The number of men and women served in our residential reentry programs last year.
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The percentage of those clients who successfully completed the reentry program.
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COMMUNITY STRATEGIES
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The number of day programs and residential group homes in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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The number of men and women with developmental disabilities who enjoyed better lives last year because of the work of our committed staff.
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CRIME and JUSTICE INSTITUTE
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The number of states where CJI has worked, providing assistance to criminal justice organizations looking to improve public safety and the delivery of justice by adopting evidence-based practices.
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The amount of funds awarded in FY2018 to support CJI's work providing training and support to states, counties, and municipalities across the country.
News
CJI releases new report on Baltimore PD officers’ perspectives as city implements federal consent decree
Baltimore police officers feel overburdened and under-supported in part due to scrutiny following a federal consent decree, though many still consider it an honor to serve the city and its residents, a new report by the Crime and Justice Institute found.
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