$ 6,000,000 for data and project management and the coordination of technical assistance and support for the jurisdictions committed to safely reducing jail use as a driver of over-incarceration as part of the Safety and Justice Challenge Network.

$ 1,500,000 in support of Envisioning Justice, a two-year public project using the arts and humanities to engage Chicago communities in conversation about criminal justice system reform.

$ 1,750,000 to support comprehensive efforts to reduce jail incarceration and disparities in jail usage as a site in the Safety and Justice Challenge Network.

$ 500,000 in support of the participation and engagement of victims and victims' advocates in system reform efforts under the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 1,700,000 to advance prosecutorial fairness and effectiveness through data and innovation as part of the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 2,100,000 to host and administer a fund to foster and support innovative ideas and new approaches from local jurisdictions to reduce reliance on jails as part of the Safety and Justice Challenge.