Partnering with those who are most impacted by state violence - including, but not limited to, youth, justice-impacted individuals, people living in poverty, the unhoused, the LGBTQ+ community, undocumented immigrants, and Black, Indigenous, and people of color - to mobilize and get specific skills based training in the philosophy of restorative justice and the practice of Circle keeping.

​Training community members in Circle keeping to build community, strengthen social ties, repair harm, and promote political and civic engagement.

Educating the community about the promise of restorative, community based solutions to harm.

​Piloting, evaluating, and researching restorative alternatives, documenting the success and challenges of community-based solutions, and disseminating the information in order to share knowledge and expand the scope of our work.

​Advocating for justice by keeping people in power in the criminal justice, education, and social welfare systems accountable for implementing community-led solutions.