Improving Racial Equity Across Courthouses (IREACh):

The Intersection of Racial Equity and Procedural Fairness in the Courts Technical Assistance and Training Project

Through the Improving Racial Equity Across Courthouses (IREACh) Project, we provide technical assistance and training (TTA) to courts on racial equity and procedural fairness to improve the court processes in civil, criminal, and family courts addressing domestic violence.

The goals of the IREACh Project are to:

Enhance the court response for survivors of domestic violence by creating a blueprint that addresses procedural justice through a racial equity lens.

Improve relationship building among courts, the civil and criminal legal system, community victim service providers, and culturally specific organizations.

Improve the knowledge and understanding of racial equity and procedural justice for Justice for Families (JFF), Improving Criminal Justice Responses (ICJR) and Services.Training.Officers. Prosecutors.Formula (S.T.O.P) grantees.

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