• Dramatically reduce unnecessary contact with the criminal justice system which includes but is not limited to: unjust arrests, prosecutions, convictions, incarceration and collateral consequences that are based on personal identity, the physical location of the body, and socio-economic status.

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• Disrupt the ability of state and local criminal codes to target, and incarcerate, black and brown bodies through the use of the criminal justice system. 

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• Dramatically increase the use of alternative intervention and response strategies that address issues of public safety and social justice through an anti-racism lens.

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• Influence the shifting narrative of public safety priorities from a criminal focus to a public health focus.