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Coloradans from many different experiences and perspectives are joining together to end the era of mass incarceration, racial disparity and a failed drug war. Through a new vision and integrated campaigns, we're advancing smarter public health, safety, and funding strategies.
"This guide provides real help for people transitioning from prison to the community. I urge every offender and those who work with them to use this tool to help overcome obstacles to successful re-entry - to achieve real success in life."
Tom Clements, Former Executive Director, Colorado Department of Corrections, speaking about CCJRC's 2nd edition of Getting on After Getting Out: A Re-Entry Guide for Colorado
The mission of CCJRC is to eliminate the overuse of the criminal justice system and advance community health and safety.
CCJRC was founded in 1999 when Senator Dorothy Rupert introduced legislation calling for a three-year halt on prison expansion and the creation of a task force on sentencing reform. Although this legislation did not pass, it served as a catalyst for uniting a diverse group of organizations, faith communities, and individuals interested in working on state level criminal justice policy reform. Today CCJRC includes more than 100 organizations and over 9,000 individual members statewide.
Organization name
Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition
other names
CCJRC
1998
Tax id (EIN)
84-1449882
Category
Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy
Organization Size
Large Organization
Address
821 22nd StDenver County, CO, US