
2022 Catalyst Cohort
From August 2022 to January 2023, 30 local organizations used data and technology to inform and improve policies and practices to advance racial equity and reform in the criminal legal system. Their approaches and achievements can provide models, lessons, and inspiration for communities, local governments, funders, and data and technology experts across the United States. Read about lessons from grantees' experiences in the Catalyst Grant Program Insights collection.
Explore grantees' local projects by clicking the links below.
2022 Grantees
ACT 4 SA
Bexar County, TX
Alabama Appleseed
Jefferson County, AL
Baltimore Witness
Baltimore, MD
Casa San José
Allegheny County, PA
CHOOSE 180
King County, WA
Equiticity Racial Equity Movement
Chicago, IL
Felony Murder Elimination Project
Los Angeles, CA
For The People
Los Angeles and Yolo Counties, CA
Gemeinschaft Home
Harrisonburg, VA
Health and Justice Recovery Alliance
Spokane, WA
Invisible Institute
Champaign County, IL
James B. Moran Center for Youth Advocacy
Cook County, IL
JusticePoint
Milwaukee, WI
Kheprw Institute
Indianapolis, IN
Kilometro Cero
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Lone Star Justice Alliance
Dallas, TX
Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development
Dane County, WI
New York City Anti-Violence Project
New York, NY
One Love Global
Lansing, MI
Open Austin
Travis County, TX
Polaris
New Orleans, LA
RestoreHER
Fulton County, GA
Salvation and Social Justice
Mercer County, NJ
Sarita and Claire Wright Lucas Foundation
Boston, MA
Southwest Center for Equal Justice
Flagstaff, AZ
SPUR
Oakland and San Jose, CA
Terence Crutcher Foundation
Tulsa, OK
The Defender Association of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA
The Legal Aid Society
New York, NY
Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio
Hamilton County, OH