Correctional Association of New York
Correctional Association of New York
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- Q5 Success Metrics
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- Q7 Accomplishments
- Q8 Challenges
- Q9 Future Planning
- Q10 Gaps
About
The Correctional Association of New York is an independent nonprofit that advocates for a more humane and effective criminal justice system and an equitable society. Founded in 1844, the CA is unique in its mission, vision and impact. In 1846, the CA was granted a legislative mandate to monitor prisons and report findings to the public. We are the only such organization in New York—one of only two in the country—and are the only one advancing systemic change.
Utilizing a strategic model of research, policy analysis, prison-monitoring, coalition-building, leadership-development and advocacy, the CA is an innovative and effective force for progressive change. Our three projects – Juvenile Justice, Prison Visiting, and Women in Prison – work to:
• Stop the ineffective use of incarceration to address social problems.
• Advocate for humane prison conditions.
• Empower people directly affected by incarceration to become leaders.
• Promote transparency and accountability in the justice systems.

Address:
Correctional Association of New York2090 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.
New York, New York 10027




