$ 470,000 in support of the participation of individuals directly affected by the criminal justice system as reform partners in the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 2,000,000 to advance prosecutorial fairness and effectiveness through data innovation as part of the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 500,000 in support of the participation and engagement of survivors of crime and victim advocates in front-end system reform efforts under the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 750,000 in support of local leaders and community members to reduce jail incarceration and disparities in jail usage as part of the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 900,000 to provide information and assistance to its membership on effective reforms to safely reduce unnecessary jail incarceration as part of the Safety and Justice Challenge.

$ 2,500,000 to support comprehensive efforts to reduce jail incarceration and disparities in jail usage as a site in the Safety and Justice Challenge Network.