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