McKinley Educational Initiative

The Center for Justice and Human Dignity (CJHD) is a nonprofit organization based in Tempe, AZ, dedicated to safely reducing incarceration rates while enhancing conditions for both incarcerated individuals and correctional staff. Their mission emphasizes the promotion of human dignity and shared safety, while ensuring successful reentry and reintegration into communities. CJHD works collaboratively with diverse partners, including judges, correctional leaders, and policymakers, to advocate for alternative sentencing and improved early release strategies. With a commitment to transforming the criminal legal system, the organization seeks to address the adverse effects of incarceration on individuals, families, and society as a whole. Generated from the website

Shade Projects, part of Arizona State University's School of Arts, Media and Engineering, focuses on innovative research related to urban climate and thermal comfort. The SHaDE Lab develops advanced tools and technologies, including machine learning models and environmental sensing devices, to enhance understanding and adaptation to extreme heat in urban environments. Through initiatives like the ASU Cool Routes web tool and the SHaDE Tool, the lab supports urban planners and decision-makers in creating cooler, more comfortable outdoor spaces. Their collaborative efforts aim to improve community resilience against climate change, specifically addressing heat exposure and thermal comfort in hot, dry climates. Generated from the website