The number of people incarcerated in the United States increased nearly five-fold between 1972 and 2010, fueled in part by federal policies and legislation…
Local law enforcement officers are on the frontline of both public safety and community relations. America’s law enforcement officers put on their uniforms every day to help make our communities safer, at great personal risk…
According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Uniform Crime Reporting statistics, and a recent report by the Brennan Center, violent crime rates, nationally, have dropped significantly…
In order to improve public safety and reform our criminal justice system we must change how we perceive and treat victims of crime. Historically, our society has failed to recognize victimization and the harmful effects…
Nationally, more than 95 percent of all people who are incarcerated in local jail or state prison will eventually return home; however, half of those…
The changing market perpetually requires a great deal of innovation to drive businesses forward and bolster city economies. Funds for research and…
People will not want to settle in cities that do not prioritize basic services…
Challenges in the composition of the workforce require a shift in workforce training. A study by Pew research suggests…