Today, ILARJ continues to build systems of judicial accountability, deploy radical imagination to transform current systems toward harm reduction, and create alternative systems rooted in equitable community values.

While we are far from our ultimate goal of abolition, progress is made through radical imagination. (4/4)

All of us on the outside must recognize that people can ultimately live healthy, free, and safe lives when they are treated as someone in the community deserving of inclusion—rather than someone to be excluded and ignored. (3/4)

ILARJ works with over 1,000 partners inside our carceral system every day. We support people living behind the walls to activate their own power to effectively demand the change they need. We also advocate for new systems of care and accountability that are BY, FOR, and IN community. (2/4)

MLK said that "No one is free until everyone is free." The threat to one person's right to vote is a threat to all of us: women, people of color, and all other marginalized communities.

.ILARJ and our Courtwatching Team are proud to serve our community and people. Thank you for making the work we do possible.