Tech Solutions Related To UN SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

Learning Plans are built by teachers and reflect backward design. The Learning Plan Builder allows you to combine the Learning for Justice Social Justice Standards, Common Core-aligned literacy strategies and student performance tasks with windows-and-mirrors texts from the Student Text library. The result is a comprehensive, literacy-based plan that is both rigorous and relevant.

Reyets is an award-winning justice tech startup that protects the civil rights of black, immigrant, and other at-risk populations. Our technology powers safer community/police interactions through mobile-enabled education, resource sharing, reporting, and data analysis tools. Reyets allows neighborhoods to launch and manage community programs that increase resources and encourage witnessing.

SPROKIT stands for ''Successful Prisoner Re-Entry -- Opportunity & Knowledge Interactive Tool'' It connects, educates, and drives behavior using learning principles and gamification incentives. The ''returning citizen'' gets customized guidance, helpful notifications, and 24/7 support from the myriad of existing stakeholders: social service organizations, health providers, case workers, etc.

MEASURE is an Austin-based nonprofit that generates groundbreaking research on racial disparities and empowers communities to improve local agency services to meet their needs. We use data activism to mobilize marginalized communities to solve social disparities.⁣ We envision a world free of health, education, criminal justice and economic inequities.

Human Impact LLC provides consulting services to nonprofits with social justice missions and educational institutions. Human Impact’s consulting services help executives address organizational challenges and opportunities in the areas of executive leadership, board and team development; operational efficiency, fiscal oversight and donor relations, and event and project management.

The Open Justice Broker Consortium is a non-profit membership organization of government agencies and jurisdictions, dedicated to improving justice information sharing through the reuse of low-cost, standards-based integration software. The OJBC unlocks the power of open source software and cross-boundary collaboration to promote a more effective, efficient justice system.

Measures for Justice (MFJ) was founded in 2011 to develop a data-driven set of performance measures to assess and compare the criminal justice process from arrest to post-conviction on a county-by-county basis. The data set comprises measures that address three broad categories: Fiscal Responsibility, Fair Process, and Public Safety.

FRSH is focused on giving the justice impacted community access to the best banking products and services no matter your background. FRSH is removing the roadblocks built by decades of systemic discrimination and minimizing as many fees as possible to make it more affordable to live in today’s electronic society. FRSH is built by the justice impacted community for the justice impacted community.

NICJR provides technical assistance, consulting, research, organizational development, and advocacy in the fields of juvenile and criminal justice, youth development, and violence prevention. NICJR works with an array of organizations, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and philanthropic foundations.

Video evidence is a powerful vehicle for justice. We are strengthening the ability of public defenders to analyze this crucial data with our evidence management software.