* Please be aware: the topic of this podcast may be triggering for some.
Many people would be shocked to learn that sexual assault kits—a critical element in criminal cases—can sometimes be mishandled, misplaced, or even lost due to insufficient resources, procedures, and processes within our medical and criminal systems overall. Given the potentially severe consequences of this, Georgia’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) and Slalom’s Public & Social Impact industry group partnered to solve this critically important problem and, in the process, empowered survivors with the ability to track their cases and their kits as they pursue justice in the legal system.
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Process, community collaboration, helping survivors, transparency, accountability, data tracking, stakeholder engagement, and values.
Related links: Georgia CJCC case study
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