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Mark Ghaly: Pediatrician and public health advocate, Los Angeles
Peter Weber: Former executive at a Fortune 500 comapny, Fresno
In a powerful new video, members of Survivors for Safety and Justice share how healing communities, not more prisons, is the answer to crime
Dionne Wilson: Her husband, a San Leandro police officer, was killed in 2005, Silicon Valley
LeRonne Armstrong: 17-year veteran of Oakland Police Department, Oakland
Kyndal Hargrow: Early childhood educator, Los Angeles
Aqeela Sherrills: Community leader and father of a teenage son killed in a random shooting, Los Angeles
Sam Davis: Instructor, California State University-East Bay, Hayward
Marie Godinez: Mother, Irvine
Jerry Tello: Expert on violence and gang prevention, San Jose
Mark Ghaly: Pediatrician and public health advocate, Los Angeles
Californians are joining together to replace prison and justice system waste with
common sense solutions that create safe neighborhoods and save public
dollars. Learn more »
New health insurance and funding options can help counties provide treatment to people cycling in and out of their justice system with mental health and addiction problems. This toolkit explains how counties can leverage these opportunities to reduce costs and crime.
Under Realignment, community corrections (supervised probation and the use of evidence-based practices and performance-based funding) are more important than ever for holding people accountable and reducing recidivism.
Help Californians win new safety priorities. We pledge to support smart justice strategies that increase safety and reduce costs. Join our efforts to save justice system money so we can invest in prevention, education and health. Click here to read more.
