To date, CJII funds have supported more than 8,000 people across New York City and New
York State. Reflecting the diversity of investments, CJII has supported people regardless of age, ethnicity, or lived experience.
Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance said he hopes more outreach will convince immigrants his office won’t report them to anyone.
“The support we have received over the years from the City Council has helped us stay at the forefront of prosecutorial innovation and is critical to our continued success in reducing crime in Manhattan.”
DA Vance announced the results of a $38M investment in ending the rape kit backlog across the country at a press conference and day-long summit. The afternoon panels feature sexual assault survivors, law enforcement, advocates, and elected officials.
DA Vance announced the results of our $38M investment in testing the rape kit backlog across the country. He was joined by survivors, advocates, and elected officials from across the country.
