Join us this November for a two-day statewide convening that brings together nonprofit leaders, community-based service providers, formerly incarcerated and system-impacted individuals, government officials, and philanthropic partners to unite and inspire new efforts in criminal justice reform, reentry, and prevention.

Organized with a cross-sector steering committee and designed around core learning objectives — including elevating lived experience, promoting evidence-based practices, and exploring innovative philanthropy — the event will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, breakout sessions, and hybrid dialogues with currently incarcerated individuals, with an intentional focus on centering Black, Latinx, and Indigenous voices.