Justice Policy Network

01/22/2016

Applications for our 2016 Justice Policy Network Fellowship Program are available here: http://bit.ly/1leQpna

The JPN Fellowship Program is the nation's premier criminal justice training program for emerging criminal justice leaders interested in a public sector career and dedicated to pushing forward justice reform efforts. This year the program will also add a D.C./Baltimore cohort in addition to the Los Angeles class.

Over the course of a year, fellows meet with the nation's leading experts and movement makers on justice reform and explore the various issues that underlie the criminal justice system and ways to advance a reform agenda. The Justice Policy Network also provides ongoing mentorship and leadership development to all fellows.

06/10/2015

Our fellows had the opportunity to meet with Liz Ryan, Founder of Youth First! Initiative. Speaking on her start and role in the criminal justice field, as well as explaining how we, as the people, build the foundation for any movement in social change.

05/27/2015

Our Justice Policy Network fellows will be exploring how issues of race and gender interact with the criminal justice system. First topic up for discussion is how implicit bias becomes codified in policy and determines who is/isn't criminalized and seen as a threat.

05/13/2015

We are excited to kick off our first Justice Policy Network Fellowship meeting. Our fellows are setting the ground rules and agreements for the type of criminal justice community we want to create internally and externally!

05/04/2015

Los Angeles City Councilmember Curren Price spoke to our fellows at our launch event last Tuesday, April 28th about the importance of having community grounded wisdom and experience guiding our criminal justice policies.

The fellows are excited to start conversations about what the future of our justice system looks like and what policies will make that future possible.

04/24/2015

This Tuesday April 28th we will be announcing our inaugural class of Justice Policy Network Fellows.

If you’re in Los Angeles, come and join us at City Hall as we introduce the 2015 fellows and are joined by elected, community and foundation leaders that are at the forefront of the criminal justice reform.

03/23/2015

The Justice Policy Network was created to cultivate a community for current and emerging criminal justice leaders that are interested in advancing smart justice and transforming our justice system.

As we cultivate this community, we want you to be part of it. Apply to the 2015 Justice Policy Network Fellowship, our premiere program, which trains fellows on criminal justice policy, equips them with the skills necessary to thrive in public policy, and connects them to national leaders that are changing the field.

Deadline to apply is March 27th.

Welcome to the Justice Policy Network AboutWhy NowWho We AreAdvisory Board Our Mission and Philosophy The Justice Policy Network is a community for emerging and established leaders in criminal justice to advance the creation and implementation of transformative justice policies and practices. The ne…

03/20/2015

Interested in criminal justice policy? Want to transform the justice system? If so, then the Justice Policy Network invites you to apply to the 2015 Justice Policy Network Fellowship program.

JPN Fellows will explore relevant criminal justice issues, learn from some of the nation’s leading experts on criminal justice policy, network with elected and thought leaders and create their own policy solutions along the way.

Apply before March 27th and become part of our growing community for criminal justice leaders.