Prop 36 is a step backward for California. This measure targets our most vulnerable communities, especially those with disabilities, by increasing incarceration & reducing funding for crucial services. Learn more: disabilityrightsca.org/latest-news/di… #NoOnProp36 #DisabilityRights

Vote NO on Prop 36. It’s going to reinstitute long, mandatory prison terms for nonviolent offenses, eliminate safety, care, and prevention programs, and is funded by big box corporations like Walmart, shady dark money groups like the California Business Roundtable, private

Meet Zondre and Joni! They know that programs that rehabilitate and support formerly incarcerated folks create safer communities. Don’t let #Prop36 take this away.   🔗 Learn more: PeopleAgainstProp36.org #NoOnProp36 #StopProp36

Aimee Dunkle lost her son to an opioid overdose when he was 20 years old. She's asking you to vote NO on #Prop36. Thank you, Aimee, for sharing your son's story and laying out the harms of this proposition. Read her article from the Desert Sun News Feed: desertsun.com/story/opinion/…

We’re one week away from Election Day and justice is on the ballot in California. Let’s keep moving forward towards real safety and well-being in our communities. Learn more at prosecutorsallianceaction.org/endorsements.

Prop 36 will defund treatment and crime prevention programs, making our communities less safe. Our Executive Director Cristine Soto DeBerry recently spoke to NBC Los Angeles about why you should vote NO on Prop 36. #StopProp36 #NoOn36 #Prop36

There will not be a Survivor Center training in November due to Election Day on Tuesday. Make sure to get out and vote and stay tuned for details about our December training coming soon!

"In the face of all the fearmongering and hostility, DA Gascón has simply done what we beg our elected officials to do: keep their promises." Read why Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón has earned four more years: prosecutorsallianceaction.org/op-ed-da-gasco…

We shouldn't play politics with public safety but those opposed to reform in CA are misleading voters by pushing a false narrative about crime and accountability. The truth is that we don't have to choose between public safety and justice. Learn more: cjcj.org/reports-public…

Instead of targeting Alameda County DA Pamela Price, the Oakland Police Officers Association should answer for why 97% of people who commit violent crimes in Oakland are never caught. #oakland #pamelaprice #oaklandrecall #crimedata #crime #police #justice #capolitics

Congrats to Monique H. Worrell, who has won re-election after Gov. DeSantis undemocratically removed her from office. Read our statement on her win: prosecutorsallianceaction.org/paa-statement-…

Read our statement on the passage of #Prop36: prosecutorsallianceaction.org/paa-statement-…

Sadly, California's Prop 36 passed. It will slash MILLIONS from reentry & prevention services while growing the state's prison population by 35% over 5 years for theft & drug charges. Here's what advocates need to know 👇 prisonpolicy.org/blog/2024/10/1…

"This election is in no way a rejection of reform – if it were, Nathan Hochman wouldn’t have had to conceal his right-wing past and run on a more balanced approach to prosecution." Read our full statement on the Los Angeles District Attorney race: prosecutorsallianceaction.org/paa-statement-…

In the coming years, we will need courageous, independent prosecutors to stand up and enforce our highest principles of democracy. Read our statement on the election of Donald Trump: prosecutorsallianceaction.org/paa-statement-…

This year, we saw voters across Georgia reelect DAs committed to justice, fairness, and public safety. We’re excited that Sherry Boston, Shalena Cook Jones, Dalia Racine, and @JaredforDA will continue their work to implement commonsense solutions that keep our communities safe.

This election cycle showed that voters are frustrated but they also want solutions that address the root causes of crime, not failed strategies that led to mass incarceration. We don’t need to choose between safety and justice. We can—and must—have both. latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Criminal justice reform is not a moment; it’s a mission. The recent election showed that voters continue to embrace principles of reform because they know the traditional system falls short on delivering safety, accountability, and justice. Reform is here to stay. LAist