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In the next phase of the Safety and Justice Challenge (SJC), the knowledge development and research work will grow significantly, as attention shifts to understanding how outcomes were achieved and sharing those lessons with the broader field. In this webinar the Foundation and the CUNY Institute for ...

Join key justice system and behavioral health leaders from Lake County, and Cook County, Ill, and Sheryl Kodiak, Dean, School of Social Work, Wayne State University to discuss and explore criteria used to address public safety and population health issues resulting from COVID-19, including how they are ...

Jurisdictions around the country have implemented rapid response strategies to the COVID-19 pandemic, including diverting or releasing some individuals from jails and prisons, while maintaining public safety. Special and specific considerations are needed when considering “release to what?” during this ...

Disability is all around us, but can you see it? Along with commonly and easily recognized disabilities that you may know such as using a wheelchair or being blind, there are many other disabilities such as allergies, asthma, cancer, addictions which are generally considered health conditions. Many of ...

Visual notes taken from the COVID-19 Town Hall held on 4/17/2020.

Following opening remarks from Laurie Garduque, Director of Criminal Justice at the MacArthur Foundation, this Town Hall will feature Chuck Ingoglia, President and CEO of the National Council for Behavioral Health (NCBH). NCBH represents and advocates on behalf of over 3,000 safety net behavioral health ...