You’re invited to The 2027 One for Justice Summit.
March 22nd - March 25th

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Please join us for our 2027 Summit in Detroit
detroit, michigan | march 22–25, 2027
The 2027 One for Justice Summit will take place in Detroit, Michigan from March 22nd - 25th. The Summit is our biggest annual gathering for One for Justice Members. It's a chance to spend a few days together learning from leaders across the field, connecting with fellow members, and talking about where new dollars can make the biggest difference.
Logistics & Attendance Fee
Attendance Fee:
We request a minimum contribution of $3,500 per attendee to cover summit costs and to support local partners. This includes accommodation, meals, and local experiences.
We welcome you to bring your significant other for an additional $500 if they are attending programming and meals.
Included:
- 3 night stay at the Shinola Hotel
- All meals (Monday dinner through Thursday breakfast)
- Full-day of local experiences and field visits lead by local organizers
- Local travel during the summit
Not Included:
- Flights/travel to Detroit, Michigan
- Hotel incidentals and parking
- Transport to and from the hotel for arrival and departure
If you have any questions about the program, or need any assistance with travel planning or coordination, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team for support - here.
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Why Detroit?
One for Justice is bringing its 2027 Summit to Detroit, Michigan, because the city holds a central question facing our movement: What does it take to build safety, opportunity, and freedom in communities that have carried generations of mass incarceration? Detroit’s history, from the Great Migration and segregation to deindustrialization and bankruptcy, shows how punishment expanded as public and private capital withdrew. Yet abandonment has never defined Detroit. This city has always given more to our country than it has received. It is, after all, Hitsville U.S.A.
Today, directly impacted leaders, movement lawyers, violence interrupters, organizers, and local funders are creating new forms of safety and opportunity through legal advocacy, reentry, housing, violence prevention, and community investment. The progress is significant. Michigan's prison population has declined by more than 37% since its 2007 peak, while homicides in Detroit fell by 35% between 2023 and 2025, reaching their lowest level in six decades. We are coming to Detroit not simply to see the progress, but to learn from the people who made it possible. We want to understand what they built, what remains unfinished, and what we must do to help turn hard-won progress into durable freedom.









