Refer and receive
Make it easier for people to move between organizations without starting over every time.
Partners & pathways
Community justice already lives in organizations across Fresno.
Community Justice Fresno is not a plan to make every service belong to one institution. It is a way to make trusted organizations, people, and pathways easier to find and connect when working together adds value.
What connection can mean
Connect where it helps. Keep what should stay local.
Host and convene
Offer meeting space, neighborhood presence, trusted relationships, or a place for shared work.
Bring practitioners
Connect staff, facilitators, mentors, advocates, and other people already carrying community-facing practice.
Build projects together
Define a project, who is responsible for what, what information is shared, and how learning comes back to the group.
Support access
Contribute funding, sponsorship, transportation, space, food, technology, or other practical resources.
Keep local identity
Participation should strengthen an organization’s own mission and relationships, not absorb them into CJC.
Connected organizations
Let organizations show up as themselves.
Profiles can go live as each organization approves how its role is described. Until then, developing relationships stay clearly labeled as developing.
CJCLead steward
Community Justice Center
Mediation, restorative processes, schools and youth, learning, practitioner development, public pathways, and stewardship.
VisitARCDeveloping connection
ARC Fresno
A potential returning-to-community connection where local identity, referrals, relationships, and support can remain with the partner.
For organizations
Start with what you are trying to strengthen.
You do not need a finished partnership model before reaching out.
Connect
Stay connected with CJC.
Follow CJC’s work, share what you’re seeing, or get occasional updates about trainings and community events.