Ramone sets sail from Longmont to his next adventure!
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The next phase of Teaching Peace and Longmont Community Justice Partnership is BRITE Collaborative!
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I have committed myself to advocate and support marginalized communities.
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In a collaborative effort between LCJP and the I Have a Dream Foundation of Boulder County, the Dreamer Institute, a transformative program
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It is imperative for organizations to acknowledge the potential risk of burnout among leaders, especially given the average tenure of seven years. As a part of its evaluation process, the Longmont Community Justice Partnership (LCJP) Board provides a two-week sabbatical for executive directors. This initiative aims to emphasize the significance of rest and reflection, while fostering renewed visions for LCJP’s future.
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Longmont Community Justice Partnership is thrilled to bring on Meghan Craft as their new Director of Development. Meghan brings a wealth of experience in nonprofit development and a deep passion for community engagement.
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Aiden Allen, LCJP’s Community Programs Director, writes about the importance of supporting school resource officers and youth in Longmont with a new intervention developed by LCJP!
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LCJP’s newest team member Silvana Munro was also a volunteer with LCJP for about 5 years before she joined the staff team! Read about Silvana’s journey from volunteer to staff member and why language justice is such an important part of equitable care.
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Deborah Simmons has served as a longtime volunteer within the criminal justice system, going on to found own nonprofit, The Reentry Initiative. Through this unique perspective, she explains the importance of LCJP’s work.
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Two members of our staff at LCJP, Claudia, and Silvana, have experience as victim advocates in Colorado, and they sat together to share a bit about their personal experiences in the field and how it relates to the work they do at LCJP.
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Why’s community-centered fundraising so important to LCJP? Executive Director Shalene Onyango shares more on this year’s fundraising mission.
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Ramone's dedication to Restorative Justice and his desire to expand its reach led him to LCJP. As the Training Manager, Ramone is enthusiastic about training others who share a passion for Restorative Justice, developing inclusive curriculum for diverse learners, and fostering an authentic practice within LCJP.
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