Federal grantmaking is a complex process that often leaves out smaller groups and rural communities. This Justice in Perspective brief highlights a microgrant funding strategy, which helps fill this gap by broadening the reach of federal public safety grants.
A new report from our Justice in Perspective series analyzes how the federal government has eliminated or altered public safety and health datasets—and the impact that such disruptions have on creating effective policy and practice at all levels of government.
This brief by Amy Solomon and Betsy Pearl explores what the president’s budget proposal signals for safety and justice grant funding administered by the Justice Department.
A new brief from our Justice in Perspective series shows that DOJ funding cuts hit an estimated 554 nonprofits, government agencies, and other public safety institutions across 48 states and territories, more than double the number originally believed.
This report from CCJ Senior Fellow Amy Solomon examines April 2025 funding cuts from the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of Justice Programs (OJP) and their implications for public safety, trust in government, and inefficiency and waste.
There’s nothing partisan about it: Now is the time to double down on effective crime reduction strategies – not defund them.
