NYC Justice Corps
Martin Horn Former CommissionerThe New York City Justice Corps joins the concepts of restorative justice,
community empowerment, and subsidized transitional employment together in a way that holds promise for the way communities respond to criminal behavior and capacity building.
New York City Departments of Correction and Probation
Get Involved
- Enroll as a Corps Member
- Host a Community Benefit Service Project
- Host a Corps Intern
- Hire a Corps Graduate
- Volunteer
- Career Opportunities
- Enrollment Application
Corps Highlights
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250 Corps members Served in Second Program Year!
The NYC Justice Corps has exceeded its Program Year 2 goals of providing services to 250 Corps members!
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National and Citywide Spotlight
The NYC Justice Corps program model was recently featured in local and national conferences for its efforts to tackle poverty through workforce development.
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Politically Active Brooklyn Justice Corps Members
The Brooklyn Justice Corps continues to encourage political awareness and activism among Corps members by engaging them in important community events.
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Bronx Justice Corps Releases First Newsletter
Just On Point, the NYC Justice Corps’ first newsletter features profiles of Corps members who have demonstrated excellence, highlights from service projects and announces the launch of the Alumni Services Department.
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Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
Phipps Community Development Corporation
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Center for Employment Opportunities
New York City Department of Correction
New York City Center for