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Title (URL linked) | Publication date | Author | Publisher | Affected donors | Affected donees | Affected influencers | Document scope | Cause area | Notes |
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Disrupting Bail: An Innovative Criminal Justice Reform Idea Gains Momentum—And Funders | 2018-05-22 | Philip Rojc | Inside Philanthropy | Sandler Foundation Laura and John Arnold Foundation Heising-Simons Foundation Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Pershing Square Foundation Ford Foundation MacArthur Foundation Open Society Foundations | Bail Project Bronx Freedom Fund Measures for Justice Civil Rights Corps Misdemeanor Justice Project JustLeadershipUSA Families Against Mandatory Minimums | Review of current state of cause area | Criminal justice reform/bail reform | The article discusses the premise behind bail reform in the context of the United States criminal justice system: people temporarily put in prison often cannot get bail because they lack the funds needed to post as bond. By providing them these funds, they have to spend less time in local jails, and are also in a better position to get legal representation and turn down unfavorable plea deals | |
With the Backing of Top Funders, This Group is Taking the Criminal Justice System to Court | 2018-04-24 | Philip Rojc | Inside Philanthropy | MacArthur Foundation Laura and John Arnold Foundation Open Philanthropy Chan Zuckerberg Initiative | Civil Rights Corps | Evaluator review of donee | Criminal justice reform/litigation | The article describes the efforts of Civil Rights Corps, an organization dedicated to challenging criminal justice abuses in court. It includes the Open Philanthropy Project and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative among its funders | |
Forget Washington. Criminal Justice Funders Have Big Plans at the Local Level | 2017-02-08 | Philip Rojc | Inside Philanthropy | Open Philanthropy Laura and John Arnold Foundation MacArthur Foundation | Third-party coverage of donor strategy | Criminal justice reform | The post compares the criminal justice reform strategies followed by, on the one hand, the Arnold and MacArthur Foundation (working on the inside with government agencies and power players), on the other hand, the Open Philanthropy Project (keeping the pressure for reform from the outside). It says that the two strategies are complementary, and taken together, improve the expected amount of reform. |
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