SAFE
RETURN
PROJECT
It has been ten incredible years since the launch of the Safe Return Project and we are looking forward to the promise of a new decade that brings us closer to mass liberation, racial equity, and a more just world.
To celebrate the positive impact we have had on the lives of thousands of formerly incarcerated individuals and their families, our accomplishments in policy and advocacy, the community we have built for ourselves, and this year’s graduating fellows, we will be hosting our 10-year anniversary celebration on April 23, 2022 from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM PDT.
Join us for great music, local food and drink, and the chance to build community as we celebrate the empowerment of our fellows! I can think of no greater cause for celebration than the incredible personal transformations our fellows have developed within Richard Boyd Fellowship program! They really have done an incredible job - this is their day!
Hiring Now!
Safe Return Project is hiring!
Join us in our mission to create an equitable and healthy environment for Contra Costa County resident’s young and old returning home to their communities from incarceration.
Openings:
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Communications Manager
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Organizing and Training Director
Campaigns
Learn more about Safe Return Project's current and previous campaigns to see the work we're doing in Contra Costa County.
Current Campaigns:
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#MASSLIBERATIONMOVEMENT
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#SAFERETURNHOME
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#MYVOICECOUNTS
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Programs
We are achieving more with our policy initiatives than ever before!
Learn more about our unique leadership programs and how we approach the responsibility of training the most underserved and underrepresented members of our community.
Richard Boyd Fellowship
We are invested in building a base of power at the civic, social, and economic levels of formerly incarcerated persons across the State of California, addressing the root causes of poverty and the impact that the criminal justice system has had on black people and communities of color.
Safe Return Project & COVID-19
Our Latest Research
Arresting Trauma Participatory Action Research
This report focuses on the traumatic impact the prison pipeline has had on the lives of women, young girls, and non-binary individuals in Contra Costa County
Get Involved
Donate, Partner, Volunteer, Sign Petitions
Learn more about the many ways you can help The Safe Return Project support the Contra Costa County community
Join Our Programs
Currently accepting applications!
Find out more about the current programs you may qualify for and apply today!
