Justice System Partners

Reentry is about more than just leaving incarceration—it’s about ensuring continuity in healthcare and support for successful reintegration. The latest blog, supported by the MacArthur Foundation’s Safety and Justice Challenge (SJC), examines California's Medicaid Reentry Waiver and how it’s transforming reentry health with a human-centric approach. This groundbreaking work is paving the way for future change. https://lnkd.in/ggD3hcNp

In January 2023, California became the first state to implement the groundbreaking Medicaid Reentry Waiver, setting a new standard for health care continuity for individuals leaving jails. With support from the MacArthur Foundation’s Safety and Justice Challenge (SJC), our co-authored report with Health and Reentry Project (HARP) details the operational insights from 11 counties as they navigate this complex and critical transformation that will impact 80% of their jail population. Learn more about the challenges and solutions shaping the future of reentry health care and let's #ReThinkJails➡ https://lnkd.in/es2EbzxG   

Join the Safety and Justice Challenge Pretrial Equity Transformation (PET) Network tomorrow ⏰ at 2:00pm EDT! Pretrial agency directors from Allegheny County, PA, Lucas County, OH, and Kane County, IL will come together for a rich discussion about pretrial release noncompliance. They'll discuss how their agencies support 🤝 individuals to keep them in the community and from returning back to jail. Don't miss it! Register today! ➡ https://lnkd.in/gTMZEbnZ

Next week 🗓, pretrial agency directors from Allegheny County, PA, Lucas County, OH, Kane County, IL, and City/County of San Francisco, CA join the PET Network series to discuss how they take an equity lens to reporting pretrial release non-compliance to the court 🏛. They'll spend time talking with attendees about how they work with judges to continue to support 🤝 individuals to keep them in the community and from returning back to jail. Join the conversation on Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 2:00pm EDT to learn more about taking an equity approach to mandatory pretrial non-compliance reporting. Register today! ➡ https://lnkd.in/gTMZEbnZ

When courts release individuals from jail pretrial, they can place them under pretrial supervision. During this phase, individuals will meet with a pretrial officer who will help them comply with their rules - or conditions - of release. When they are unable to follow the rules, even for reasons beyond their control, the pretrial officer must report this non-compliance to the court -- starting a process that could ultimately send the individual back to jail. Four pretrial agency directors from Allegheny County, PA, Lucas County, OH, Kane County, IL, and City/County of San Francisco, CA join the PET Network series to discuss how they take an equity lens to reporting non-compliance to the court and how they work with judges to keep individuals from returning back to jail. Join the conversation on Thursday, September 19, 2024 to learn more an equity approach to mandatory pretrial non-compliance reporting. Register today! ➡ https://lnkd.in/gTMZEbnZ

📢 We are beyond excited to announce our team is growing with Dr. Pavithra Nagarajan, Director of Impact and Innovation! 🎉🎊

📣🏈 IT'S GAME DAY! Let’s hit the field together and talk more about how we transform our current community corrections organizations into coaching organizations. Join Division One Coach Preston Brown and JSP President Dr. Brian Lovins today at 1:30pm EDT! They’ll unpack why we must transform organizations to see improved outcomes for individuals under supervision at scale. This includes rethinking the physical environment, implementing more flexible policies/practices, and fundamentally changing how we measure the success of staff — now coaches. It's not too late to get your ticket! 🎟️ Register 🖥️ today! ➡ https://lnkd.in/g3qhcucX

At its core, the Coach(referee) Model for Change (CRMC) believes all individuals under community supervision can change and improve their lives. However, the CRMC recognizes that community supervision organizations must transform the way they do business to really help people thrive. They must become coaching organizations. Join JSP President and Coach Preston Brown in the last installment of this summer's Invest in Different Series -- CRMC: Building a Coaching Organization. Together, they will unpack the three core components to a coaching organization: (1) coaching environment, (2) coaching infrastructure, and, (3) coaching performance measures. They'll give insights and offer plays from their playbooks on how agency leaders can adopt each of these components immediately. Register here ➡ https://lnkd.in/g3qhcucX

The job we're currently doing in community supervision is not the job we want to do. We have doubled down on punishing people under supervision rather than supporting people change and thrive. The Coach(referee) Model for Change starts with transforming the supervision officer-individual relationship while demanding community supervision agencies, and their way of doing business, must change, too. Join JSP President and Coach Preston Brown in the last installment of this summer's Invest in Different Series -- CRMC: Building a Coaching Organization. Together, they will unpack the three core components to a coaching organization. They'll also offer agency leaders and staff insights from their own playbooks on how best to tranform any community supervision agency into a coaching organization. Register here ➡ https://lnkd.in/g3qhcucX

📣🏈 IT'S GAME DAY! Join Division One Coach Preston Brown and JSP President Dr. Brian Lovins today at 3:00pm EDT! They're excited to offer tips-and-tricks from their own playbooks for making coaching connections throughout the community supervision experience. It's not too late to get your ticket! 🎟️ Register 🖥️ today! ➡ https://lnkd.in/gkVNKdNw