Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Program

Activities Publications

The U.S. Department of Justice created the Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation Program to fund communities to plan, implement, and enhance place-based, community-oriented strategies to address neighborhood-level crime issues as a component of a broader neighborhood revitalization or redevelopment initiative.

Related Activities:

NNIP Partners and Local Governments Work Together to Tackle Community Challenges

March 2018

Urban Institute ( NNIP Coordinator )
Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance ( Baltimore )
(Inactive) Thoughtwell ( Columbus )
Urban Strategies Council ( Oakland )

Local governments should engage with data intermediary organizations, such as the members of the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership, to more effectively identify priority issues, find... [read more]

Partnership with Milwaukee Police Department on Byrne Grant

2017

Data You Can Use ( Milwaukee )

The Milwaukee Police Department contracted with DATA YOU CAN USE to serve as the research partner for its three-year Byrne grant – a place-based effort to... [read more]

EastPoint PaCT neighborhood transformation

January 2013

Community Information Now (CINow) ( San Antonio )

EastPoint PaCT (Promise and Choice Together) is a group of coordinated initiatives working to transform and revitalize the EastPoint neighborhood, a near-eastside area with a rich history... [read more]

Related Publications:

NNIP Camp October 2022: Supporting Place-based Iniaitives

October 27, 2022

Meeting Materials - By: Elly Schoen

Camp Notes

Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator

Improving Public Decisionmaking: Local Governments and Data Intermediaries

March 9, 2018

Report - By: Kathryn L.S. Pettit; G. Thomas Kingsley

Link

Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance
Baltimore
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator

Collaborating to Expand City Capacity in Baltimore