Setting up new prisoner re-entry and residential programming to reduce recidivism

In 2014, California passed a bill authorizing the Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) to grant $5 million dollars to up to three counties to launch outcomes-driven recidivism reduction projects. With pro-bono technical assistance from the GPL, BSCC designed and implemented a competitive process to select county projects that would reduce recidivism while shaping a new model for how local governments deliver programming - focusing on tracking and using data effectively, reducing traditional siloes within...

Expanding life coaching and mentoring services for young adults with a prior criminal conviction to reduce recidivism and increase employment

Market research and active contract management for public safety records management systems

Exploring recidivism reduction through job and life skills training  for high-risk adults and youth

Developed Pay for Success strategies to improve outcomes of youth dually-involved in child welfare and juvenile justice systems