Dr. King was a vocal critic of police brutality and racial injustice in the criminal legal system. In honor of Dr. King, we remember his legacy as we work to dismantle the injustices we continue to face today.

As we close out 2024, we’re filled with gratitude for the incredible progress we’ve made together. There's more to come in the year ahead. The road ahead is full of opportunity and we're excited to continue working together towards justice, accountability, and healing.

Stalking is a prevalent, dangerous, and often misunderstood crime. Our first Survivor Center training of 2025 will explore the dynamics of stalking, focusing on the highly contextual nature of stalking

Our justice system should ensure the well-being of survivors. A study from the Alliance for Safety and Justice found that 2 in 3 crime victims received no help from the criminal justice system following the crime. It's time we center crime survivors in public safety.

THIS WEEK. Join us for our final Third Thursday training of the year on new laws that will go into effect in California in 2025! Register now:

Survivors deserve trauma-responsive advocates. Our 5-week training will help you deepen your expertise, apply trauma-informed strategies, and care for yourself along the way. Become a member to be notified when registration opens on January 6:

How can we reshape justice to serve survivors? Innovative restorative justice programs are giving survivors agency in justice and healing. Read the full piece by @verainstitute:

Incarceration doesn't end violence. We can stop cycles of violence by investing in survivors and addressing the root causes of crime. #SupportSurvivors #RestorativeJustice #CriminalJusticeReform #CrimeSurvivors

Incarceration doesn't end violence. We can stop cycles of violence by investing in survivors and addressing the root causes of crime. #SupportSurvivors #RestorativeJustice #CriminalJusticeReform #CrimeSurvivors

This Giving Tuesday, your donation can support our work to train and educate prosecutors, victim advocates, and allies on smart approaches to prevent crime, promote rehabilitation, and advance community well-being. Donate today at #GivingTuesday

From 2014 to 2020, intimate partner violence-related firearm homicides increased by 58%. Join our critical conversation on intimate partner homicide-suicides tomorrow. Learn more and register now:

Your support helps us continue this critical work to foster empathy, transform perspectives, and drive meaningful reform. Together, we can create lasting change. Donate today:

Survivors deserve a justice system that centers their needs instead of treating them as evidence. For too long, the traditional system has forced victims to relive their pain, often causing more harm than healing. @ItsMarleeLiss

Join us for our Survivor Center Training with experts from Everytown for Gun Safety, who will discuss key findings from their first-of-its-kind focus group on the effects and circumstances of intimate partner homicide-suicide. Get the details & register:

Mass violence incidents can unfortunately happen anywhere at any time, and prosecutors play a critical role in responding. Join our Third Thursday Training to discuss preparation strategies and to ensure your response is victim-centered. Register here:

RT @WhitneyWJD: It’s been so great to attend this two day training with @prosalliance and hear from attorneys who are being thoughtful abou…

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We’re thrilled to welcome more than 100 prosecutors from 20+ states to our annual conference on the prosecution of police misconduct. Promoting public safety and trust in the criminal legal system requires justice for all. #PoliceAccountability #Prosecution

Mass violence incidents can unfortunately happen anywhere at any time, and prosecutors play a critical role in responding. Join our Third Thursday Training to discuss preparation strategies and to ensure your response is victim-centered. Register here: