This month’s spotlighted member is Kris Steele, executive director of The Education and Employment Ministry. In his interview, Steele shares his perspective on the importance of education in breaking incarceration cycles and emphasizes the importance of informing policy decisions by values of faith, reconciliation, and mercy.
This month’s spotlighted member is Jason Pye, vice president of the Due Process Institute.
The Council on Criminal Justice’s Centering Justice initiative and a distinguished panel of experts discussed the state of due process in America today, exploring where constitutional safeguards are holding, where concerns have emerged, and how this foundational principle can be strengthened for generations to come.
New reports find women cost 25% to 75% more to imprison than men, while reducing time served could save states millions with minimal public safety impact
