CJI Grants support Indiana local governments, law enforcement agencies, and nonprofits with funding to prevent crime, enforce traffic laws, improve criminal justice, and assist crime victims.
Funder: Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
Due Dates: See individual funding opportunities
Funding Amounts: Federal and state grant funding
Summary: Grants support Indiana efforts to prevent crime, enforce traffic laws, improve criminal justice, and assist crime victims.
Key Information: ICJI does not accept unsolicited applications.
The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI) administers federal and state grants supporting local governments, law enforcement agencies, and nonprofit organizations in Indiana. Its grantmaking focuses on preventing and reducing crime, enforcing Indiana traffic laws, improving the criminal justice system, and assisting victims of crime. Funding spans behavioral health, drug and crime prevention, traffic safety, victim services, and youth.
CJI Grants is an umbrella for these opportunities rather than a single project or research program. Most opportunities are competitive, with proposals scored against criteria specific to each grant. Funding recommendations go to the ICJI Board of Trustees for consideration and approval.