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Today, we commemorate Juneteenth, a historic day marking the end of slavery in the United States. On this day, we’re reminded of our mission and continue to work towards a more equitable and inclusive criminal justice system nationwide - for all.

Our documentary screening in Selma, Alabama is coming up THIS WEDNESDAY! Come on down to the Earl Goodwin Theater at Wallace Community College Selma for a FREE showing of our Webby-nominated documentary series, Let’s Be Clear. Snag your ticket: eventbrite.com/e/lets-be-clea…

A few weeks ago, MFJ’ers flew in from around the country to attend our annual all-staff retreat in our hometown of Rochester, NY! Here’s to an eventful year ahead, MFJ!

All In is a network for agencies, community partners, and individuals to come together to advance data transparency and accessibility across the country. Sign up to learn how we’ll work together to build a more accountable criminal justice system: measuresforjustice.org/all-in-network/

Jackson County prosecutor’s office focuses on fighting crime, and the data proves it | Opinion kansascity.com/opinion/reader…

Measures for Justice is hiring for a Product Owner I/II! Interested? Check out more details here -> app.trinethire.com/companies/3219…

MFJ recently had the opportunity to screen our Let’s Be Clear series to community members in Selma, AL! We engaged in meaningful conversations about the history of changemaking in Selma, and how transparent criminal justice data is at the heart of transforming communities.

Better decision-making starts with better data. MFJ’s Wayfinder solution simplifies this process -with Wayfinder, you’ll be on the right path to achieving high-quality criminal justice data that can be used to make better-informed decisions within your community.

There’s a lot of information available within Commons, and our goal is to make that information easy to understand and useable for all. We have three live Commons sites and we encourage you to explore these platforms at our link in bio.

Our founder, Amy Bach, recently joined Ken Oliver, VP of Corporate Social Responsibility at Checkr at the Sloss Tech Conference in Birmingham, AL , for an engaging conversation with the theme of “Tech, Data, and the Justice System.” Join us in the conversation today!

Commons, a community-driven data tool, is now available in Jackson County, Missouri! We worked together with the Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney’s office and a Community Advisory Board to make data transparent, and accessible. Explore here: app.measuresforjustice.org/commons/jackso…

Today, CA Descano released our brand-new Case Overview Dashboard. With this new tool, you can view breakdowns of demographic information, case types, and the volume of cases we handle.

We are hiring Data Test Engineers! If you are in the Greater Rochester area an interested ... we encourage you to apply: app.trinethire.com/companies/3219…

We’ve created 7 broad categories of policing, and we are piloting the measures within these categories with the West Sacramento Police Department in California and the Rochester Police Department in New York. Learn more: measuresforjustice.org/what-we-do/how…

August marks one year of community-driven data accessibility and transparency in Monroe County, NY! With Commons, community members can access criminal justice data and monitor policy goals and change. Happy Birthday, Commons! Explore Commons here: commons.measuresforjustice.org/prosecutor/mon…

The Rochester, NY CAB recently met for its first onboarding retreat. During this time, CAB members spent time getting to know each other, learning their roles and responsibilities within the CAB, and received an overview from MFJ on the Rochester Commons Policing platform.

It’s been about a month since Commons went live in Jackson County, MO. This means a month of data-driven insights and community conversations. We are excited to see how this community continues to use Commons! Explore the Jackson County Commons: commons.measuresforjustice.org/prosecutor/jac…

There are over 3,000 counties nationwide, each with its own criminal justice system and its own set of rules, polices, and no universal standards for how to record data. Our blog explores more on why high-quality data matters: measuresforjustice.org/news/4677/

Want to know how data can make a real impact on the criminal justice system? Our latest blog dives into three key ways data can drive change and create a more transparent, accountable system. Read more here: measuresforjustice.org/news/three-way…

There are a lot of hurdles to making data available and actionable for change makers. Hurdles we know well. This is why we focus on the value of every step it takes to use data as the change agent needed in communities nationwide.