Our people need practical skills
Build confidence for conflict, communication, accountability, and repair.
Partner with CJC
Start with what your school, workplace, organization, or community is trying to strengthen. You do not need to decide first whether the answer is training, mediation, facilitation, or a longer partnership.
Start with your situation
Tell CJC what is happening, what you want to strengthen, or what feels stuck. The right kind of support can come after that.
Build confidence for conflict, communication, accountability, and repair.
Create a prepared way to work through conflict, harm, dialogue, or a shared decision.
Develop shared practice, facilitators, referral pathways, and follow-through that can last.
What working together can look like
Build practical skills in conflict, peacemaking, mediation, facilitation, and restorative practice.
Work through a conflict, harm, difficult dialogue, or shared decision with preparation and support.
Strengthen relationships, referral pathways, shared practice, and follow-through beyond a single session.
Where to start
Start with one useful next step. A larger relationship only needs to grow if it is useful.
Explore restorative and conflict practice with your people.
Learning shaped for your team, staff, or community.
A prepared process for a specific conflict, harm, or dialogue.
A supported conversation about a dispute and possible next steps.
Ongoing support for shared practice, responsibilities, and follow-through.
A defined engagement shaped around your setting and goals.
Who partners with CJC
Before you commit
These are CJC’s initial public values and may be adjusted. Amounts begin at a starting point; scope, preparation, number of participants, travel, facilitation, and follow-up affect final pricing. Not every request can be accepted or subsidized.
Learning
Restorative practice, conflict, mediation, and peacemaking learning for community members and organizations.
Consulting & longer engagements
Consulting, technical assistance, facilitation, and coaching that build restorative capacity over time.
Cost should not be the only reason a constructive process is unavailable. Community and nonprofit rates, sliding-scale access, and donor-sponsored access may be available where appropriate. See how CJC keeps this work reachable.
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