Tools to Promote Safer Communities

Knowledge is our most powerful tool to create change. This resource center organizes a collection of advocacy toolkits, webinars, columns, statements, and media coverage on the issues that we care about most. 

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  • Op Ed/Column
February 4, 2016

A whole-system perspective on why justice matters

Justice is a process with a purpose
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  • Op Ed/Column
December 7, 2015

Taking charge of the holidays key for survivors, victims alike

The holidays can be a daunting time because of heightened emotions and expectations
  • Op Ed/Column
October 8, 2015

A supportive spirit in wake of UCC shooting

Acts of kindness today ripple into the future, says Partnership for Safety and Justice’s Kerry Naughton
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  • Op Ed/Column
August 5, 2015

A long, strange (and successful) session

Partnership for Safety and Justice and our allies made important legislative progress in the area of smarter public safety
  • Op Ed/Column
July 20, 2015

Seattle took the LEAD; Oregon should follow

If you aren’t familiar with the “harm reduction” movement and its philosophy, think of syringe exchange programs and safer-sex education.
  • Op Ed/Column
June 19, 2015

Time for a new look at Oregon’s youth justice policies

In the two decades since we adopted Measure 11, we have seen the harmful, long-term impact of holding youths accountable in the adult system.
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  • Op Ed/Column
May 25, 2015

Unified message for Oregon: Reinvest in justice

Diverse interests come together to support the state’s promising program for criminal justice reform
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  • Op Ed/Column
March 27, 2015

Stronger families make safer communities

Oregon looks to model Washington’s Family Offender Sentencing Alternative to allow certain parents to serve sentences in community supervision rather than prison
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  • Report
March 8, 2015

Who Pays?

The True Cost of Incarceration on Families
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  • Op Ed/Column
March 6, 2015

Saving lives, money and resources, 10 percent at a time
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  • Op Ed/Column
February 3, 2015

Public safety that makes sense, costs less, rebuilds lives

Why were more people going to prison in Oregon?
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  • Op Ed/Column
December 31, 2014

Pulling the arc toward justice

Partnership for Safety and Justice on some of the gains made in 2014 to creating justice, safety and health.

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