One million dollars in support is gone, but our mission to build safer, fairer pretrial systems is stronger than ever.
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- 05/06/25
One million dollars in support is gone, but our mission to build safer, fairer pretrial systems is stronger than ever.
In a world that rarely slows down, we are choosing stillness—and we invite you to do the same.
With more than two decades of experience advancing equity and justice, Guisela Marroquín brings heart, strategy, and deep community roots to her new role as Executive Director of the Pretrial Justice Institute.
After 10 years at PJI, Meghan Guevara is transitioning from her executive role to pursue environmental health and justice—continuing her lifelong commitment to equity and community wellness.
Tenille Patterson shares a personal update about her professional transition—and pursuit of liberation—inspired by PJI's racial equity journey.
The Pretrial Justice Institute (PJI) is proud to announce we have received $1M in critical grant funding from the Department of Justice to support the implementation of a Willful Flight standard.
Got questions about pretrial? We’ve got answers! Reach out to our Help Desk team for expert guidance, curated resources, referrals to partners and more.
Greetings from “Go Bright,” the latest phase in PJI’s organizational transformation! Learn about our new theory of change, Local Antiracist Pretrial Justice.
Check out the first-of-a-kind publication for PJI, which brings together data, commentary, community resources, and field notes from innovative jurisdictions.
We invited 16 Ohio artists to reflect on racial justice and pretrial justice—and (re)imagine their communities rooted in structural wellbeing for all.
Sentence about how we need to gather leaders in the criminal legal space to turn pandemic protocols into more permanent solutions that default to liberty.
PJI speaks out against the rise in anti-Asian violence across the U.S.—drawing parallels from the pandemic to other historical events.
PJI staff statement in support of Black Lives Matter; calling in pretrial practitioners and public officials to name and address racism in the criminal legal system.