Welcome to the ACJRca
We are a dynamic mix of public servants, practitioners, evaluators, analysts, students, and academics united by a common interest in criminal justice issues. We seek to stimulate discussion of current criminal justice issues through two conferences each year, newsletters, and a new social media exchange. Please explore our website to find out more about our conferences, other information exchanges, our Association, and the benefits of membership!
Peer Networking Survey
California has a rich ecosystem of agencies, organizations, and associations in the fields of criminal justice, corrections, rehabilitation, victims’ needs, and community services. ACJRca wants to expand information sharing in this system and is asking you to help by adding to our Peer Organizations Survey. Look for your groups – if they’re not yet in the survey, fill in whatever information, even if it is just an organization name. If someone else has already entered your group, look to see if you can fill in any of the blanks. We plan to build an online “switchboard” to help groups find each other, communicate, build networks, publicize events, and work together on our common mission of public safety, healthy communities, and justice.
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April Panel Discussion
Information on our April Panel Discussion on Closing Juvenile Halls can be found on our Conferences page (Virtual Presentations). The free Zoom discussion will occur April 23rd between noon and 1:30 pm. A flyer can [...]
February Panel Notes and Presentations
The presentations made at our February Virtual Panel on Pretrial Reform have been posted under Past Conference Information on the Conferences page (see the menu options above). Notes on the presentations are also posted.
A Successful Virtual Panel
Congratulations and thanks to moderator Tara Agnese and presenters Mia Bird, Matthew DiMichele, Sonya Tafoya, and Alicia Virani for the very interesting and informative panel on Pre-trial Reform that was Zoomed by 111 participants February [...]
Conference Notes
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