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Photos from CWW's post 03/01/2026

As February comes to a close, we want to continue highlighting the incredible organizations across the country that are working to change the existing systems.

From New York to Oakland, this work is happening at the ground level! Swipe to learn more about the work that’s going on...

Photos from CWW's post 02/12/2026

This Black History Month, we are excited to spotlight events that uplift our community through healing and restorative justice practices.

Join us in celebrating Black history while fostering unity and support across various circles.

From Freedom Circles to Mother’s Healing Circles, our local CBOs are dedicated to creating spaces for dialogue and healing.

Don’t miss the chance to participate in the 9th Annual Oakland Black Joy Parade and the Black History Month Health Fair.

Together, we can make a difference!



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Photos from CWW's post 02/06/2026

📣 This , we are highlighting remarkable organizations across the country that uplift and empower the Black community.

First up is the Urban League of Louisiana. This New Orleans-based organization’s mission is to ensure quality education, access to information, and employment.

📌 Want to take action? Learn more about their membership services here: https://urbanleaguela.org/membership/

Photos from CWW's post 02/04/2026

Jan. 12th, we were thrilled to successfully host 32 South Korean educators at the SF Restorative Hub!

This visit showcased our restorative justice practices, emphasizing accountability and community healing. This cross-cultural exchange reinforces our commitment to creating intentional spaces that foster communication and understanding.

Together, we can expand our reach and deepen our impact. Join us in our mission!



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Photos from CWW's post 01/19/2026

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a champion for radical healing and an incredible leader in the movement towards a future where justice can heal. And that legacy, often taught to young people, leaves out his more radical approaches to this work, and we want to highlight that today!

Don’t listen to us; instead, we ask you to listen to Dr. King himself and hear his thoughts on the matter.

➡️Swipe to read about CW’s restorative programs, and to support the mission for a future where Justice Heals! Connect with us: https://communityworkswest.org/

Photos from CWW's post 01/16/2026

The principles of Guaranteed Income aren’t new; in fact, we see how the systems are set up to benefit certain groups of people and not others financially. The goal of GI is to create a more equitable society, one that supports those who need it.

There is so much to learn about GI, so we encourage you to check out this virtual panel from 2021 to hear from the experts (this video is unlisted , so that you will need this exact link): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0sPbzQ8uk4

Photos from CWW's post 01/15/2026

The Formerly Incarcerated People’s Performance Project (FIPPP) has performances throughout this weekend, with the first performance premiering today. Support these incredible performers, and hear their stories at the Roda Theater.

🎉 Especially exciting is that two of our very own CW staff members, Scott Schell and Tylon Sizemore, will be performing this Saturday at 5 pm!

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Photos from CWW's post 01/14/2026

Guaranteed Income is one way to close the gaps created by the carceral system. At CW, we understand the positive impact Guaranteed Income (GI) can have on our communities.

Swipe to read for yourself!

Photos from CWW's post 01/09/2026

Throughout January, CW will be uplifting the guaranteed income (GI) movement. You might recall our 2023 GI program, the Restorative Reentry Fund.

We’re back with a new cohort in 2026! 🎉

Check out the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U571i2Ma2fA

Photos from CWW's post 01/07/2026

🎉Happy New Years!

At Community Works, we’re excited to share our commitment to Authenticity, Compassion, Equity, Humanity, and Radical Hope.

As we gear up for the 20th Anniversary of the ProjectWHAT! Bill of Rights in February 2026, we reflect on our impactful journey.

Our upcoming 2024-25 Impact Report highlights our achievements, including serving 911 individuals through our Survivor Empowerment Program and supporting 75 individuals in securing stable housing and jobs.

Join us as we continue to bridge the gap and foster restorative justice



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