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CJCJ mourns the loss of one of its pioneering founders and and exceptional leader, Abu Qadir Al-Amin.

CJCJ and UC Berkeley students co-host an event April 17th, 2024 focused on the school-to-prison pipeline and its impact today. A film screening was followed by an inter-generational panel discussion.

In our March newsletter CJCJ releases a new report, Cameo House program highlights, and continuing statewide partnership work around youth crime narratives and juvenile justice in CA.

Correcting common misconceptions about crime, safety, and policing in California.

Media coverage for CJCJ’s report California Law Enforcement Agencies Are Spending More But Solving Fewer Crimes.

A new report finds that, despite record spending on law enforcement, crime-solving is at record lows.

Explore California police clearance data and law enforcement budgets by county.

CJCJ’s February Newsletter: New Fact Sheet on San Francisco’s Reduced Youth Arrests and Incarceration, All Youth Are Sacred Regional Narrative Convenings, and CJCJ Statewide Partnerships.

Since 2010, San Francisco has augmented its drop in youth arrests to produce a much larger decline in youth incarcerations than occurred elsewhere in California.

CJCJ Senior Research Fellow, Mike Males, Ph.D., analyzes the latest FBI crime data, finding that both property and violent crime rates fell in California cities in the first half of 2023.

CJCJ’s fall newsletter covers our Voter Restoration Project, Cameo House news, CJCJ hosting a panel and screening at SFSU, and our employee spotlight.

CJCJ’s end of summer newsletter. In this issue: CJCJ media highlights, youth-coach-ups for state meetings, technical assistance support in Kings County investigation, and more!