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9.17.25

Designing With, Not For Incarcerated Users: Why Accessibility Isn’t Optional

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2.10.25

Spotting Good Uses of AI Tools

Technology

10.13.23

Three Ways Technology Can Ease Staffing Shortages and Boost Morale in Corrections

Insights

10.11.23

9 Questions with… Josh Gordon, Communications Director

People

8.29.23

Exploring Research & Data's Impact on Corrections: In Conversation with David Edwards of the Missouri Department of Corrections

Research

7.14.23

9 Questions with… Mayuka Sarukkai, Data Scientist

People

6.15.23

9 Questions with… Molly Cohen, Senior Partnerships Manager

People

4.5.23

9 Questions with… Lily Fielding, State Engagement Manager

People

3.27.23

9 Questions with... Humphrey Obuobi, Product Manager

People

3.8.23

Unleashing Public Data Creates a Smarter Criminal Justice System

Technology

3.3.23

How Eligibility Analysis Improves Racial Equity

Insights

2.27.23

Recidiviz’s Origin Story | Shaping a Data-Informed Criminal Justice System

Reflections

1.13.23

TED Talk: How Bad Data Traps People in the U.S. Justice System

Reflections

1.11.23

Following through on Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform

Product

11.21.22

Creating a More Proactive, Supportive Corrections System

Product

9.26.22

Employee Spotlight: Joshua Essex, Chief Technology Officer

People

4.8.22

Is transitional housing critical to reentry success?

Research

4.8.22

How fines and fees affect state revenues and recidivism

Research

4.8.22

The consequences of Truth in Sentencing

Research

3.8.22

Part IV: Breaking Down Data Analytics and AI in Criminal Justice

Ethics

2.28.22

How the Pennsylvania DOC helped reduce Admissions From Parole Violations

Insights

2.1.22

Part III: Tips for procuring and adopting criminal justice technology

Ethics

1.20.22

TDOC Commissioner Tony Parker reflects on 38 years of service

Reflections

1.5.22

Pennsylvania DOC’s Use of Virtual Contacts throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic

Insights

10.18.21

Part II: Why good data and feedback loops are hard to come by

Ethics

10.4.21

Part I: A mapping of tech in the criminal justice system

Ethics

3.30.21

Enhancing data transparency with the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Product

12.10.20

Announcing Spark

Update

8.6.20

Why Starting a Govtech Company Wasn’t as Hard as We Thought

Reflections

7.16.20

Comparing Outcome Metrics for COVID–19 Outbreaks within Prisons

Insights

6.2.20

Initial Learnings from the “COVID–19 Cases and Deaths in Criminal Justice Facilities Dataset”

Insights

5.6.20

Getting to Ground Truth on COVID-19 in Prisons and Jails

Product

5.4.20

Comparing the COVID-19 Incarceration Model to Real-World Outbreaks

Insights

All Articles

Designing With, Not For Incarcerated Users: Why Accessibility Isn’t Optional

Spotting Good Uses of AI Tools

Three Ways Technology Can Ease Staffing Shortages and Boost Morale in Corrections

9 Questions with… Josh Gordon, Communications Director

Exploring Research & Data's Impact on Corrections: In Conversation with David Edwards of the Missouri Department of Corrections

9 Questions with… Mayuka Sarukkai, Data Scientist

9 Questions with… Molly Cohen, Senior Partnerships Manager

9 Questions with… Lily Fielding, State Engagement Manager

9 Questions with... Humphrey Obuobi, Product Manager

Unleashing Public Data Creates a Smarter Criminal Justice System

How Eligibility Analysis Improves Racial Equity

Recidiviz’s Origin Story | Shaping a Data-Informed Criminal Justice System

TED Talk: How Bad Data Traps People in the U.S. Justice System

Following through on Bipartisan Criminal Justice Reform

Creating a More Proactive, Supportive Corrections System

Employee Spotlight: Joshua Essex, Chief Technology Officer

Is transitional housing critical to reentry success?

How fines and fees affect state revenues and recidivism

The consequences of Truth in Sentencing

Part IV: Breaking Down Data Analytics and AI in Criminal Justice

How the Pennsylvania DOC helped reduce Admissions From Parole Violations

Part III: Tips for procuring and adopting criminal justice technology

TDOC Commissioner Tony Parker reflects on 38 years of service

Pennsylvania DOC’s Use of Virtual Contacts throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic

Part II: Why good data and feedback loops are hard to come by

Part I: A mapping of tech in the criminal justice system

Enhancing data transparency with the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections

Announcing Spark

Why Starting a Govtech Company Wasn’t as Hard as We Thought

Comparing Outcome Metrics for COVID–19 Outbreaks within Prisons

Initial Learnings from the “COVID–19 Cases and Deaths in Criminal Justice Facilities Dataset”

Getting to Ground Truth on COVID-19 in Prisons and Jails

Comparing the COVID-19 Incarceration Model to Real-World Outbreaks

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