At a time when local communities are demanding sweeping changes to the traditional justice system, how can government agencies, justice system stakeholders, communities, victims, and justice-involved individuals work together? This session will engage justice system leaders in a wide-ranging conversation on what community justice means in 2020—including strategies for centering community voices in solutions while balancing public safety objectives—and where we go from here. Speakers: - Courtney Bryan, director, Center for Court Innovation (moderator) - Judge Alex Calabrese, presiding judge, Red Hook Community Justice Center - Judge Andra Sparks, presiding judge, Birmingham Municipal Court - Molita Strong, program manager, City Square Advocacy - Diane Whaley, public defense coordinator/community court executive, Olympia Community Court