A groundbreaking project using Hackathons to bring together communities of color, persons with disabilities, and the legal, law enforcement, and technology sectors to devise innovative technological solutions to address conflicts between communities of color, person with disabilities and law enforcement. Once complete, COREJ will issue a Report with Recommendations regarding the findings, solutions, and available apps that were created and designed at each of the Hackathons.
Learn - MoreThe “School-to-Prison Pipeline” has been a matter of concern for a number of years. Recently, it has become a major concern of the general public across our country due in large part to the spiraling statistics and the negative impact on children of color. See what the ABA is doing to dismantle the School-to-Prison Pipeline here...
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In 1992 a Presidential Task Force on Minorities in the Justice system was created in the aftermath of the Rodney King disturbances. Shortly thereafter, a report was issued with recommendations by the Task Force.
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