Sunny Schwartz Biography

Sunny Schwartz is a widely regarded expert in criminal equity change who has devoted her three-decade career to changing conventional detention and reemergence from inert sat around to coordinating initiatives intended to cultivate responsibility, casualty compassion, and reclamation for all affected by wrongdoing. For the San Francisco Sheriff's Department, she founded the Resolve to Stop the Violence Project (RSVP) in 1997. RSVP brings together guilty parties and victims in an engaging remedial program that involves victims and expects wrongdoers to take responsibility for their actions and put an end to their violent behavior. For severe re-captures, RSVP has reduced recidivism by up to 80%. She is also the author of Five Keys Charter School, the nation's first charter high school for adults who have been imprisoned or released from jail. The prestigious "Developments in America Government Award," sponsored by Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and the Ash Institute, won both RSVP and Five Keys alike.

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