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CEPP Helps to Advance System Change

The stark racial and ethnic disparities in our criminal legal system are well-known. The system has struggled to deliver equal justice, but change is possible thanks to the dedicated people in our field and those most impacted who share their experiences and expertise with us. The criminal justice system can provide better outcomes, leading to safe, thriving communities.

With everything we celebrate this month — Pride, Father’s Day, and Juneteenth — this is the perfect time to talk about how we can make transformative, systemic change to advance more effective, equitable justice.

Learn How CEPP Is Advancing System Change

Our Advancing System Change Projects

Equity as a Core Value

By bringing equity issues to the forefront, CEPP helps partners launch collaborative, inclusive, and data-driven efforts that lead to vital changes around decisions and business operations. CEPP tailors its assistance to each agency and jurisdiction and provides customized services to support improved outcomes.

Learn more about our projects helping to advance system change across the country.

Learn More About Aaron

Help Us Welcome Aaron Butler to the CEPP Team

Aaron Butler is CEPP's new Program Manager for Racial Equity. He supports the integration of racial equity and community engagement into CEPP's projects as part of CEPP's growing racial equity team.

Mr. Butler is a seasoned attorney and a staunch advocate for social justice. His work focuses on dismantling systemic injustices within the criminal legal system and ensuring equitable treatment of marginalized communities.

Learn more about Aaron on our website.

Learn More About Our Gender-Responsive Services

Gender-Responsive Services and Equitable Diversion Access

Erica King, CEPP Senior Manager, and Kristie Puckett, CEPP Consultant, shared their expertise and experiences in a webinar hosted by the Council of State Governments Justice Center on June 28.

Ms. King and Ms. Puckett explored the consequences of ignoring gender for women with criminal justice involvement and what gender justice could look like when incorporating the principles of equity.

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