New! TCJC is currently looking to fill internship and work-study positions. If you are interested in a work-study position or to volunteer your time for university credit, please complete our online application. This project advocates for criminal justice policy solutions that decrease costly jail and prison overcrowding, strengthen communities, increase public safety, and save taxpayers money. We promote alternatives to incarceration and other practices that strengthen accountability and efficiency within the criminal justice system. Through educational outreach at the county and state levels, TCJC promotes efficient probation and parole strategies, increased resources for community-based diversion programs, treatment options for substance abuse and mental health problems, and policies that address poor conditions of confinement, as well as other strategies that reduce the number of individuals in confinement. For more information, please contact Ana Yáñez-Correa at (512) 441-8123 ext. 109 or acorrea@criminaljusticecoalition.org.