A network of organizations and communities who seek progressive change in our criminal justice system. The Criminal Justice Reform Network seeks an effective response to over-incarceration, and the disproportionate arrest and incarceration of individuals based on race and class. The CJRN seeks to create a system guided by principles based on the humane treatment of all people and a system committed to racial, social and economic justice.

The CJRN will work through grassroots mobilization to build a long-term movement to educate the public and influence decision-makers on issues related to criminal justice reform and the improvement of prison conditions. This network is an inclusive group that rejects prejudice and discrimination in all its forms, including discrimination based on race, economic status, age, criminal justice status, immigration status, religion, gender, sexual and/or gender identity, and disability.