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Business Leaders to Make the Case for Justice Reform at RBIJ Policy Agenda Launch in Washington, D.C.
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Fast Company: 250 years of business shaping justice
On America’s 250th anniversary, we know that business will continue shaping the next 250 years of American justice. But will it be on the right side of history when it does?
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Watch highlights from RBIJ’s 2026 Workforce & Justice Summit
In May 2026, leaders from across the UK and US gathered in London to explore how business and justice can work together to build a stronger workforce and more inclusive economy.
UK and US Business Leaders to Gather in London for Workforce & Justice Summit
The convening will focus on transatlantic approaches to Fair Chance Hiring and corporate advocacy for justice reform.
2025 RBIJ Holiday Gift Guide: Give Joy. Give Justice.
Your gifting can make an impact this holiday season when you buy from Workforce & Justice Alliance member companies.
Highlights from the 2024 Workforce & Justice Summit — RBIJ’s First in the U.K.
In November 2024, RBIJ brought its annual Workforce & Justice Summit to the U.K. for the first time, convening more than 100 business leaders, policy experts, and justice advocates for a day of exploring how corporate action on criminal justice reform can strengthen the U.K. economy.
RBIJ’s Ken Oliver: 'The biggest misconception of people with convictions is they are untrustworthy’
People Management: The stigma surrounding hiring individuals with criminal records often feels insurmountable, but Ken Oliver, a member of the Responsible Business Initiative for Justice (RBIJ), believes the root lies in misunderstanding.
Six New Companies Join Workforce and Justice Alliance
Six new companies have announced their participation in the Workforce and Justice Alliance, a groundbreaking coalition committed to using their platforms to drive narrative change.
Businesses Form Workforce and Justice Alliance to Drive Criminal Justice Reform
U.S. businesses have come together to launch the Workforce and Justice Alliance (WJA), a groundbreaking coalition to help deliver criminal justice reform across the country.