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Communities in metropolitan areas across the United States are facing a mix of three problems: concentrated poverty; high levels of crime, violence, and victimization; and high rates of incarceration with an unusually large criminal justice presence. What might justice look like if the people most affected by crime and poverty had a much greater say in what safety means to them and how their government delivers it?

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