New Orleans, LA - Safety and Justice Challenge

When the City of New Orleans joined the Safety and Justice Challenge in 2015, the city incarcerated nearly twice as many people each year as the national average and had a jail population of over 1,500. Most people jailed (89%) in New Orleans were awaiting a disposition, meaning they had not been tried or convicted […]

Orleans Public Defenders - OPD Named MacArthur Foundation Safety and Justice Challenge Partner in New Orleans

ACLU of Louisiana Statement on Department of Justice Investigation Into Louisiana State Police

Executions could resume as Louisiana Legislature locks in Landry's criminal justice agenda • Louisiana Illuminator

Inside New Orleans' struggle with facial-recognition policing - POLITICO

Prison reform activists sue Sheriff Marlin Gusman, New Orleans over use of Temporary Detention Center, Courts

How Phase III came to be

Race, Place, and Environmental Justice After Hurricane Katrina: Struggles to Reclaim, Rebuild, and Revitalize New Orleans and the Gulf Coast: D. Bullard, Robert, Wright, Beverly: 9780813344249: : Books

The imbalanced scales of immigration justice in the Gulf South

For community atop former New Orleans landfill, long wait for justice

From Bondage to Bail Bonds: Putting a Price on Freedom in New Orleans, by Vera Institute of Justice

We're Dying Here”: The Fight for Life in a Louisiana Fossil Fuel Sacrifice Zone

Safety and Justice Challenge National Association of Counties

The Justice Management Institute

Safety and Justice Challenge National Legal Aid & Defender Association