Join a Community Workshop
Join an experiential weekend workshop on January 25-26 with individuals impacted by the legal system and those working toward holistic reentry and safer, more connected communities!
This special weekend of Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) curriculum will include the opportunity to gather in circle, participate in icebreaker activities, and join authentic conversations and small group problem solving.
To register, please Contact Us.
Enjoy your free monthly calendar
Happy January- The month of New Beginnings!
Enjoy a free, themed calendar each month with daily ways to build positivity in yourself, your neighborhood, and the world. Download this month’s calendar by clicking the button below.
Join a Community Circle
We hold weekly zoom community circles on Tuesday evenings with a mix of justice-involved individuals and community allies. These are times of mindfulness, sharing, resources and fun! You are welcome to drop in any week, with no commitment or cost.
Our next in-person potluck dinner and community circle is scheduled for Tuesday, January 21st from 6-8 PM.
For meeting details, please Contact Us.
Join an Open House at our Restorative Home
We provide regular opportunities for community partners, reentry organizations, and housing placement agencies to visit our Restorative Home. We’re proud of our program and want you to meet our members! Contact us for details about our next open house.
Join a Community Conversation
These special events include personal stories shared by our members about the challenges they’ve faced emerging from incarceration, homelessness and addiction. They’re designed to educate, inspire and catalyze action.
Contact us if you’d like to host or sponsor a Community Conversation for your next gathering.
“Everyone deserves to have a safe space to live and not be judged, where they feel welcomed, and are able to feel like they belong. I always try to support space for growth and learning so that everyone can have the chance to learn and grow with others who can help broaden their views.”
— Jake, Community Ally