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We caught up with Jackson to see what she’s working on, and what’s on the horizon for Peace City.

In this impact spotlight, we’re shining a light on three more of our partners who excel in providing services and fostering transformative change in their respective focus areas.

The Diversion Hub celebrated opening a second location in Canadian County.

Our partners do amazing work, and we think it’s important to highlight them for all they do for the people they serve.

Prison sentences in Oklahoma are extremely punitive when compared to the national average.

Diversion Hub connects justice-involved individuals to social services and programs to minimize their contact with the criminal legal system—reducing the pressure on Oklahoma’s jail and prisons.

Live Free OKC hosted a press conference on July 1, 2024, to give a status update on gun homicides in Northeast OKC.

OSBI’s most recent crime reporting shows that in 2021 the crime rate in Oklahoma City was 77.88 per 1,000 residents, compared to 102.72 per 1,000 in Tulsa. Additional reporting by the FBI shows that crimes counted as part of the National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS) have decreased or remain flat in most categories in Oklahoma. But is this the full story?

On April 12, 2024 — business leaders, nonprofits, and elected officials met to discuss advancing second chance opportunities for justice-involved individuals at the Economic Mobility Roundtable, presented by Arnall Family Foundation, Vera Institute of Justice, and Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform (OCJR).

There are over 47,000 active warrants in Oklahoma County, some of them go back to the 70’s and many are for offenses as minor as missing a court date or being unable to pay fines and fees.

Taking a monumental stride toward building a more equitable justice system, the Oklahoma County Diversion Hub opened its doors in 2020, backed by a vital grant from the Arnall Family Foundation.

Today, we dive into an issue that significantly impacts the criminal legal landscape of Oklahoma - the staggering backlog of active warrants.

Adopting a more compassionate and human-centered approach to community safety is necessary now more than ever. Community policing and violence intervention strategies exemplify this approach, offering a promising path towards transforming our communities.

In October 2022, the Arnall Family Foundation launched the Diversion Referral Program at Oklahoma County Detention Center (OCDC).

This February, Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform, The Education and Employment Ministry (TEEM), in partnership with the Square One...

The term ‘medical OR’ has been mentioned in several recent conversations about the Oklahoma County Detention Center (OCDC). Interim CEO...

On December 16, 2022, the Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority, also known as the Jail Trust, named Maj. Brandi Garner interim CEO...

We recently welcomed Najja Morris-Frazier, LEAD National Support Bureau Director, and Chief (Ret.) Brendan Cox, Director of Policing...