MEDIA GUIDELINES & PRESS KIT

Logo Usage and Brand Standards

  • File Types

    .png

    .pdf

    .jpg

  • Instructions

    Don’t stretch or skew the logo.

    Don’t change the colors

    No drop shadows or glow.

    Do not change the typeface.

    Don’t lower the opacity.

  • Color Variations

    Green and Gray

    Green and White

    Full White

    Full Gray

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Boiler Plate Statement:

Diversion Hub aims to fill gaps in the criminal legal system by helping individuals emerge successfully on the other side of their involvement with the judicial process, and to ultimately reduce the pressure on the Oklahoma jail and the prison populations. Oklahoma has one of the highest incarceration rates in the country, with jail populations frequently over capacity. Recent criminal justice trends have spurred reforms to move these individuals from jails to diversion programs. Through these programs, individuals receive life-stabilizing resources and assistance navigating a complex court system. This enables them to return to work, their families, and to become part of the community.

Our History

In 2018, an Advisory Council of local law enforcement, jail administrators, judges, the Public Defender’s office, the District Attorney, and other key community stakeholders was formed to help address this issue and they began discovery on what would become the Diversion Hub. A focus group of formerly justice-involved individuals helped identify several factors that influence individuals to engage with services and programs. These include having hope, feeling listened to and valued, having intensive case management assistance navigating through the criminal justice system, and making connections with a service provider based on trust.

From the outset, Advisory Council members emphasized that the Diversion Hub should function mainly as a center for social services, not a mechanism for supervision. In 2019, with their input and guidance for the vision, target population, goals, activities and services that we would provide we put together a strategic plan and in June of 2020 we opened our doors to begin helping clients.

Today, the Diversion Hub is an independent 501(c)(3) that is supported by MAPS 4, a sales tax approved by voters, as well as an endowment at Oklahoma City Community Foundation with current contributions from Sue Ann Arnall, the Arnall Family Foundation and Kirkpatrick Family Fund. The Diversion Hub is a comprehensive, one-stop network dedicated to assisting justice-involved individuals in Oklahoma City by harnessing the power of multiple support agencies through combined and synchronized services.