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At the Connecticut Justice Alliance, we are dedicated to ending the criminalization of youth. With your support, we can continue our efforts to advocate for policies that invest in people and address root causes. Your donation will help us push for the abolition of systems of oppression, support individuals affected by the legal system, and work towards a more just society for all.

A Guide for Funders

This guide serves as a valuable resource for philanthropic organizations, individuals, and entities interested in supporting initiatives and projects focused on criminal justice reform in Connecticut. The Funders Guide aims to provide essential information and guidance to potential funders, empowering them to make informed decisions and contribute to meaningful change within the criminal justice system.

Where Your Donation Goes

By making a donation to the Connecticut Justice Alliance, you are directly contributing to our initiatives and programs aimed at creating positive change. Your generous support will enable us to:

  1. Advocate for Reform: We engage with lawmakers, community leaders, and criminal justice experts to advocate for evidence-based policies that promote fairness, equity, and rehabilitation.

  2. Support Individuals: We provide resources, counseling, and assistance to individuals impacted by the criminal justice system, helping them reintegrate into society and rebuild their lives.

  3. Raise Awareness: We conduct public education campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of criminal justice reform and address misconceptions surrounding individuals with criminal records.

  4. Promote Alternatives to Incarceration: We work to expand alternatives to incarceration, such as diversion programs, mental health services, and job training, which have proven to be more effective in reducing recidivism rates.

  5. Foster Community Engagement: We collaborate with community organizations to empower individuals, strengthen families, and create opportunities for those affected by the criminal justice system to contribute positively to their communities.