Every one of the more than 3,000 law enforcement leaders and crime survivors who make up Fight Crime's membership have called for making sure all children have access to educational child care and after-school programs, doing far more to prevent child abuse, and providing intensive services to help troubled kids get back on track.

Leading national and state law enforcement organizations have adopted similar calls for expanding critical crime-prevention investments like these — including the:

Fraternal Order of Police

International Association of Chiefs of Police

Major Cities [Police] Chiefs' Organization (composed of the police chiefs from North America's 52 largest cities)

National Association of Attorneys General

National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives

National District Attorneys Association

National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

National Organization for Victim Assistance

National Sheriffs' Association,

Police Executive Research Forum(made up of police chiefs, sheriffs, and other law enforcement officials who together serve over 100 million Americans),

Western States Sheriffs' Association,