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We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Felony Classification Webinar: Modernizing Oklahoma's Outdated Criminal Code
It’s time for justice and we need you! Join us and Together Oklahoma as we discuss critical criminal justice issues leading up to the coming election and legislative session. Find out about opportunities to get involved and practical ways you can make a difference.
It's Time for Justice!
We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform's 2023 Policy Agenda Reveal
We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform 2023 Policy Agenda Reveal
Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform Live Stream
Oklahoma continues to lead the nation with the worst policing, incarceration, and sentencing records. We cannot continue in this destructive cycle of mass incarceration in the supposed name of public safety. We must reevaluate and interrogate how we think of safety and justice in our community and our response to harm. Listen along as we dive into an ongoing initiative in Oklahoma to reimagine safety and justice.
Introduction to the Square One Project: Reimagining Safety and Justice in Oklahoma
For years Oklahoma has been warehousing the mentally ill in its jails and prisons due to misguided drug policies and inadequate systems to properly and humanely respond to a public health crisis. And yet despite voter-approved measures to address such issues at the county level, Oklahoma persists to– its detriment–in using its jails as pseudo mental health and drug treatment facilities. Those with mental health issues continue to be largely overrepresented in our jail population and they are not getting any better. True treatment is needed, not punishment. We cannot continue to criminalize health issues. Doing so is to further impair the wellbeing of our citizens, our community, as well as our economy. So what is Oklahoma doing to rectify this wrong?
Community Conversations: Decriminalizing Health Crises – Mental Health & Substance Abuse in Oklahoma
For decades Oklahoma has led the nation and the world in incarceration. We’ve been number one in incarcerating women and people of color. Unjust racial disparities exists in the criminal legal system from policing to the prison population. While Black Americans make up just 8-13% of the population they represent anywhere from 25-30% of the prison population. We must act now so that the system of justice does not continue to wreak havoc on Oklahoma’s communities of color. Join us in a discussion on the issues and what you can do this legislative season to begin to rectify these wrongs. <br /><br />-Panel discussion hosted by Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform, the League of Women Voters of Norman, and the OU Student Social Work Association
A Legal System that Isn't Just: Racial Disparities in Oklahoma's Criminal System
Early Access Screening of Apart Plus an Exclusive Screening Discussion
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