Alliance for Safety and Justice
Brittanie Dial is an experienced professional in communications and marketing, currently serving as a Video Producer and previously as Program Manager at the Alliance for Safety and Justice since May 2018. Prior to this role, Brittanie held positions as a Research Analyst for the Office of Professional Standards in Cleveland and as a Consumer Advocate at both KeyBank and U.S. Bank. Brittanie also worked at the ACLU of Ohio and served as a Research Assistant at the Cuyahoga County Commons Pleas Corrections Planning Board. Brittanie holds a Master's degree in Sociology from Cleveland State University and a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Sociology from Kent State University.
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Alliance for Safety and Justice
Alliance for Safety and Justice (ASJ) is a national advocacy organization that aims to replace ineffective criminal justice policies with what works to keep people safe. We represent diverse crime survivors as well as people living with old records as key public safety stakeholders. ASJ brings our members together with state leaders and coalition partners to win reforms that stop cycles of crime, reduce costly incarceration, advance racial justice and make communities safer. We advance policy to reduce incarceration and we support a range of “shared safety” reforms, including community-based violence prevention, public health, economic mobility, and trauma recovery programs.