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U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Votes to Update Criminal Background Check Policies, Clarifying Standards for Minnesota’s Employers and Workers Click here for the Council on Crime and Justice press release. |
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Second Chance Saturdays If you've ever had contact with the Criminal Justice System (including arrests) you may have a criminal record that could impact your employment opportunities. Come to the University of Minnesota Law School for the Criminal Records Workshop to find out more! |
Research
The Council conducts research, in order to better understand not only what is working and what is not working within the criminal justice system, but also why. Research findings inform the development of our demonstration projects, direct service models that are rigorously tested to ensure effectiveness.
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Advocacy
The Council’s advocacy efforts are necessary to bring about system and policy change, and help to advance effective solutions to issues of concern that have been identified through our research and demonstration findings.
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Demonstration
The Council’s demonstration projects are direct service models designed and evaluated for effectiveness by our staff. These models are informed by our research findings. When a model is proven to be effective, we advocate for its adoption. The model is then transitioned to direct service providers for long-term implementation.
Expungement Line:
612-353-3024
Help Crime Victims!
Volunteer as a crime victim advocate on the Council's 24 hour crisis hotline. You can work at home or in our offices. Flexible schedules.
Upcoming Volunteer Advocate Trainings:
Dates TBD - Check Back Soon!
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