This choice between reform and transformation is not just about strategies—it's about what kind of future we believe is possible. Do we believe in a future where some people are disposable, where safety comes through separation, where healing attempts to happen in isolation? Or do we believe in a future where everyone belongs, where safety emerges from connection, where those who have caused harm can find their way home?

By Ilene Park, Communications Intern My name is Ilene Park  and I am a rising undergraduate senior at the University of California,...

"Had [Ryan] been provided his necessary medication while in jail, he may have been alive today." In response to the recent lawsuit to...

Pictured: MNJRC and partners show up at the Capitol for Justice for All Day on the Hill in March 2025. As Minnesota’s 2025 Legislative...

By Justin Terrell, Anna Hall, and Jess Palyan Recently the Star Tribune published a commentary by Brandi Bennett, a Minnesota victim...

Today, May 25, marks five years since former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd, whose cries for breath and...