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CSSJ is elevating the visibility and influence of survivors, mobilizing people impacted by crime through large-scale activations like our signature Survivors Speak events, and changing the conversation on safety and winning reforms that replace over-incarceration with a more balanced approach to safety. 2482758 TimeDone: TimeDone is one of the nations largest grassroots networks mobilizing to eliminate the tens of thousands of legal restrictions people with past convictions face that disrupt reentry, destabilize families, and create ripple effects that span generations and communities. 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Through advocacy, grassroots organizing and strategic communications, CSJ aims to move Californias justice system away from mass incarceration and towards approaches that stop crime and increase community safety, wellbeing and access to economic opportunity. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b Draft of the Form 990 is reviewed by various members of the board of directors. Any questions or proposed revisions/additions are communicated by the reviewers to the outside preparer of the form 990. A copy of the final form 990 is forwarded to all members of the organization's board of directors before it is filed with the Internal Revenue Service. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Periodic reviews are conducted to ensure compliance with the conflict of interest policy. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a ASJ's top management officials or officers responsible for the oversight of ASJ operations include the president, chief executive officer, vice president, and chief operating officer (The executive team). Compensation for these positions includes an assessment of the position description and scope, assessment against ASJ's internal salary bands based on the position level, comparison against the market standard and salary data for the position, individual compensation history and eligibility, organizational compensation policies, and discussion and approval by the president, CEO, COO, and/or board of directors with support from ASJ's senior HR and finance staff.Other most senior level positions at ASJ include the chief of state advocacy, chief of federal advocacy, chief marketing & communications officer, and CSJ executive director. These employees, combined with the employees who are included in the executive team noted above, form ASJ's management team.Compensation for these positions includes an assessment of the position description and scope, assessment against ASJ's internal salary bands based on the position level, comparison against the market standard and salary data for the position, individual compensation history and eligibility, organizational compensation policies, and discussion and approval by the president, CEO, and COO with support from ASJ's senior HR and finance staff. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The organization's governing documents and financials are made available up request. Full Title for Highest Paid Employees Shakyra Diaz- Chief of Federal AdvocacyRoger Cox- Senior Director, FinanceJohn Cutler- Managing Director, State Policy & ResearchTinisch Hollins- Executive Director, CSJ Patricia Guinto- Chief Marketing & Communications Officer Schedule I- Grants- Full name of organization & purpose A New Way of Life Reentry Project, purpose:To become a sponsor of Event to provide financial support and increase awareness of ASJs mission. Sponsoring a Gala event where ASJs name be listed on social media posts, pamphlets, websites, and other material.Accounting For Your Future: To support narrative shifting work of organization.Broken By Violence:Expand their healing spaces and provide compensation for therapists to provide services to participants. Beverly McClain: Coordinating and participating in the Office of Victims of Crime National Crime Victims Rights Theme Video.Philanthropic Ventures Foundation:Partnering with a San Francisco influencer on their upcoming project to address mental health wellness and public safety for impacted communities. University of California Irvine:Advancing Voting and Civic Engagement Among Systems Impacted Populations.University of California, San Francisco Foundation:To support UCSF Trauma Recovery Center has developed a new model of clinically and cost-effective care for survivors of violent crime from underserved communities.Us4Us Bay Area LLC:General operating support grant which they can use to fund their emergency individual support activities.Primavera Foundation/Just Communities AZ:Story gathering efforts around safety valve advocacy in Arizona and assisting with general operations for ASJ. 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