Don't miss Thursday's powerful conversation on healing and justice for survivors! Hear from our panel of advocates and researchers about all things contributory conduct and victim compensation. Register now 🔗 tinyurl.com/cvrwwebinar

The Earned Time Act has passed the Senate Corrections Committee. Now we need it on the Assembly Corrections agenda. Take 2 minutes to email Assembly Member Dilan with the template here to make your voice heard. Email: [email protected]

Common Justice’s Practitioners Lab participants joined our Core Partner, Freedom Community Center, for a powerful immersion into the spirit, culture, and political landscape of the city and included restorative justice practitioners from across the country. Interested in building alternatives

Prison is seen as the only path to justice but there are better alternatives to our current system. On Just Justice with Jessica S. Henry, Danielle Sered, Common Justice founder, survivor, and author, shares how restorative justice listens to survivors, redefines accountability,

Join Common Justice and members of the Survivors First Act Coalition to phone-bank on May 6 and 20 to demand justice and healing for all survivors. We'll call on elected officials to co-sponsor the Survivors First Act, which will end the harmful contributory conduct policies and

We commend Governor Hochul and the New York State Legislature for including critical victim compensation reforms in the final budget, but the progress is not enough. We must build on this momentum to ensure that ALL survivors are met with compassion, not judgment, when seeking

Our partners at Common Justice are working to create safer communities for all. When people are free from all harm—physical, emotional, psychological, and systemic—that's when true public safety is possible. To learn more: bit.ly/4jkofWd

Our partners in St. Louis need your help after a tornado hit the city earlier this month. Visit the link to help provide immediate relief and long-term rebuilding of areas impacted by the tornado ➡️ stl.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/cre…

Did you know? Black people are 2.7x more likely than white people to die by guns. As we recognize Gun Violence Awareness Day, it's important that we ground our advocacy in facts. Studies show that Black and brown communities encounter higher rates of gun homicides and police