Our communities deserve wellness, accountability, and liberation.
Participants build awareness and skills around restorative practices and understanding the root causes of violence
Restorative practices recognize that oppression is at the root of all forms of violence and harm. It aims to address those oppressions on all levels and treats this concept as an integral part to accountability and healing.
Survivors, directly impacted folks, marginalized communities.
Healing circles and dialogue and accountability processes.
We are elevating the voices of marginalized survivors who are the best equipped to be at the frontline of this work
Through your contributions we are able to continue providing support to survivors and directly impacted community members
Through our various campaigns we are influencing policy change and developing alternatives to the criminal legal system that do not rely on state violence.
We have supported over 100+ survivors who were experiencing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic with basic needs assistance, such as rental assistance, grocery deliveries, and utility payments.
Local, survivor-led anti-violence organization Collective Justice believes that we should be bold in our imagination...
The Seahawks Players Equality & Justice for All Action fund announced Thursday the recipients of grants totaling $250,000.
At Collective Justice, we create spaces where healing and accountability can happen, outside of and in response to the violence...
Our project greatly benefits from rom our partnership with Rainier Valley Corps and rests on on the collaboration of values-aligned partners including:
We are deeply grateful for the generous support of our committed supporters. Collective Justice currently receives support from philanthropic organizations and individuals including: