Yale’s IMPACT2 Series

JC members participate in a video on advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion through social change.

Gun Violence in America

Read the latest issue of the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics featuring articles written by seminar students and faculty

The Tale of Telegram Governance

Read how social media platforms can better govern their users and vulnerable communities

The Million Book Project

Learn about a new initiative to transform the role of literature and libraries in the lives of people in prison.

Policing & Public Safety Policies

Read: Changing the Law to Change Policing: First Steps

Research & Resources for Police Reform

Read: Principles of Procedurally Just Policing

News

Wednesday, February 24
America’s promise: Yale experts on how to achieve a more equitable society
Wednesday, February 10
Justice Collaboratory Starts Partnership with Connecticut Department of Correction
2018 Restorative Justice Youth Design Summit

Participants at the 2018 Restorative Justice Youth Design Summit of the Detroit Justice Center, founded by Amanda Alexander ’13. Photo by Ghostlight Productions

Tuesday, January 26
Working for Justice
Monday, January 25
Innovative Gun Violence Course Generates Novel Journal Issue
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Blog Posts

January 14, 2021
The falling dominoes: on tech-platforms recent user moderation
By Farzaneh Badiei
December 21, 2020
SMGI 2020 Recap & Looking Ahead
By Farzaneh Badiei
October 8, 2020
Making Facebook Oversight Board Pro-Social
By Farzaneh Badiei
July 9, 2020
Police Reform Challenges and Opportunities: Lessons from a Study of the Police
By Paige Vaughn, Camila Gripp

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Apr 15

@JCollaboratory mourns the loss of another Black life taken at the hands of police.

True justice starts by reimagining and redefining the role of policing - from aggressive warrior to one that deescalates conflict and promotes the safety of all citizens.

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@che_shani on the role that scandal plays in police reform"

"Scandal is not the only pathway to structural reform. But it is a powerful force that can be a counterweight to police's formidable structural power."

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Justice Collaboratory Members In the Media

The latest roundup of JC members in the news:

Designed to Tear Us Apart (SBTI Ep. 1)
SMGI Research Network members Professors Tracey Meares and Sudhir Venkatesh speak on his new podcast "Sudhir Breaks the Internet" about the consequences of the Jan. 6th Capitol riot and social media governance.  

A new public defender program has ‘professionalized’ Connecticut’s parole process, exciting both advocates and prison officials
JC member Professor Fiona Doherty's report on parole violation cases has lead to reforms permitting appointed counsel in parole hearings, and the creation of a public defender parole revocation unit. 

We were warned about a divided America 50 years ago. We ignored the signs.
JC member Professor Elizabeth Hinton writes an op-ed for The Washington Post's Reimagine Safety Project about the history and lessons from the 1968 Kerner Commission.  

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