Justice Action Network Foundation

The Justice Action Network Foundation is working to reform our criminal justice system to make it more just, more fair, and more effective.

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As we continue advancing smart, bipartisan justice reform policy change, we’re uniting our online presence in one place.

Join us on Justice Action Network to follow our work, progress, and impact moving forward.

Follow us @JusticeActionUS.

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Looking ahead, all Justice Action Network Foundation (JANF) content and updates will be shared through Justice Action Network.

This shift helps ensure a clearer, more consistent way to stay engaged with our work and impact.

Stay connected by following @JusticeActionUS

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ustice reform work is strongest when it’s clear and connected.

That’s why we’re moving forward with one primary platform—Justice Action Network—for all updates and engagement with our work.

Same mission. One platform.
Follow @JusticeActionUS.

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Our commitment to bipartisan justice reform hasn’t changed, but how we share our work is evolving.

We’re continuing the work with a more focused approach, bringing all content and updates under Justice Action Network.

Follow @JusticeActionUS for what’s next.

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To make it easier to stay informed, we’re streamlining where we share our work.

All future JANF updates, insights, and progress will now be shared through Justice Action Network.

Stay connected by following @JusticeActionUS.

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As our work continues to grow, we’re bringing our updates together in one place.

Going forward, all JAN Foundation (JANF) content and storytelling will live on the Justice Action Network channels.

Same mission. One home.

Follow @JusticeActionUS to stay connected.

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A new piece from @AzCapitolTimes highlights bipartisan efforts to fully fund Arizona’s Independent Correctional Oversight Office.

Sustained oversight is essential to accountability, transparency, and safety inside corrections.

🔗 Read more: https://t.co/j1FIhHgupc

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Meet Estrella López, our Senior State Policy Manager! With a decade of prosecutorial experience, she’s dedicated to evidence-based reforms and bipartisan problem-solving. We’re grateful for her commitment to advancing state policies that make a real difference.

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We met with Tiffani Shaw, an Employment Navigator with JusticeLink and an advocate for second chances. Her story highlights why our work, driven by reforms like HB 1460 is crucial for Oklahomans rebuilding their lives. More from our sit-down with Tiffani coming soon!

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Estrella López has joined JAN + JANF as our new Senior State Policy Manager! A former prosecutor turned advocate, she brings deep legal insight and a passion for fairness to our state-level reform work. Welcome, Estrella! 💙⚖️

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We’ve invested time, energy, and resources into building relationships with lawmakers and bringing transformational change to Arizona since 2016. @laurenkrisai spoke with @shaunrieve from Veridus about how CJR has taken root in the state and what’s on the horizon for 2026.

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We've championed 98 workforce bills across 19 states reducing barriers and fostering inclusive employment. Our latest newsletter spotlights reforms cultivating a workforce for all.

🔗 Read it here: https://t.co/7590X3kiRR

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Have you ever wondered why eliminating court fees matters?

Jenny Catchings, breaks down the difference between justice system fines and fees, highlights the unintended harm caused by fees, and emphasizes why we should reduce our reliance on them to fund our justice system.

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2️⃣Josh’s journey, from federal prison to building a $30M business, founding a nonprofit, and now leading inside the BOP, is nothing short of extraordinary.

Read more about his story in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/5UjJpi6Irg

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1️⃣Big news out of D.C.! Josh Smith, a formerly incarcerated entrepreneur, reform leader, and longtime friend of JAN+JANF, has just been confirmed as Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

This is a historic first!

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ICYMI: “This legislation is the start of a much-needed conversation on reforming drug-free zones in Minnesota to ensure the state has uniformity around criminal penalties.” -JAN’s Jenny Catchings

https://t.co/BCIzVp76Hy

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A fair justice system holds people accountable while also creating pathways for a second chance. Everyone deserves the opportunity to rebuild their lives and contribute to their communities. We fight for policies that balance accountability, fairness, and hope. ⚖️

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Oklahoma offers those on supervised parole the chance to earn a shorter term as a result of JAN-supported HB 4369 (2022). With support from leaders like Gov. Stitt, we're making strides toward creating better correctional outcomes by incentivizing rehabilitation & public safety.

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BIG WIN in New Mexico: SB 375 is now law! 🤩This JAN-supported bill ends parole supervision fees statewide—a big step in reducing barriers for returning citizens. We're proud to support reforms that expand opportunity, reduce recidivism, and build a fairer, more effective system.

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Minnesota’s drug-free zone laws have been unfairly and inconsistently applied to get tougher sentences for low level offenses. A new bill reduces the size of these zones. @MNReformer covered this issue & features our own Jenny Catchings ⬇️

https://t.co/BCIzVp76Hy