Institute for Reform

The Institute for Law, Policy & Criminal Justice Reform Education (ILP-CJRE) advances criminal justice reform through reentry education, policy research, training, and public engagement for policymakers, funders, and the public.

A detailed image of a minimalist wall display featuring an intricate map of community justice initiatives, laser-etched into a brushed aluminum panel. The panel is mounted against a smooth, taupe conference room wall flanked by floating glass shelves with color-coded binders arranged neatly. The soft, indirect glow of recessed ceiling lights creates subtle reflections and crisp edges on the metal surface, enhancing depth. The atmosphere is forward-thinking and methodical, conveying structured progress and innovation. Captured straight-on with balanced, grid-like composition and photographic clarity aligning with a professional, nonprofit reform organization.

Upcoming events

May 15

Downtown Conference Center, 123 Civic Way, Anytown, USA, hosting a series of talks on policy reform and reentry challenges.

A hub for scholars, practitioners, and community leaders to discuss reform strategies, share insights, and build collaborations across sectors.

June 3

Riverfront Summit Hall, 210 Liberty Ave, Metropolis, USA. Panels on sentencing reforms, community safety, and reentry supports will run throughout the day.

Event location includes livestream options and on-site accessibility accommodations for all attendees.

July 20

The ILP-CJRE hosts a half-day workshop at the Civic Center, featuring policy briefings, case studies, and moderated discussions with advocates.

Salle des Policy, 45 Reform Blvd, Capital City, USA, accessible by public transit and bicycle routes with on-site childcare options.

Aug 9

Our convening will spotlight reentry program models, evaluation methods, and equitable policy design with opportunities for Q&A.

Venue includes quiet rooms, live captioning, and translation services upon request.

Sept 12

A respected think tank forum featuring researchers, practitioners, and impacted individuals sharing evidence-based reforms.

Sessions cover housing stability, employment pathways, and fair chance hiring.

Oct 5

Panel discussions, breakout sessions, and hands-on demonstrations of reentry education tools for policymakers and funders.

Located near the riverside park, with accessible transit and accommodation options for out-of-town guests.

Nov 18

Networking lounges, poster sessions, and expert briefings on sentencing reform and community supervision.

Finally, attendees will engage with practitioners through roundtables and feedback exercises.

Dec 1

A collaborative forum featuring policymakers, researchers, and advocates shaping reentry education curricula.

Sessions explore program evaluation, data sharing, and cross-sector partnerships for reform.

Jan 10

Keynote speakers, case studies, and breakout groups addressing education, policy, and justice system impacts.

The day includes practical resources, action planning, and opportunities to connect with funders.