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OUR WORK / PRACTICE

Practice is JPL
in motion.

Research and policy encounter people, institutions, and everyday life through direct engagement, training, facilitation, civic participation, storytelling, and experiential learning.

OUR GOAL

Learn by doing. Become an agent of change.

Learn by doing, test ideas, and practice dialogue.

Build civic confidence, strengthen conflict-resolution skills, and engage public systems.

Translate knowledge into action and become Justice Propulsion Agents.

OUR APPROACH

Signature
practice
approaches

01 / Conflict transformation beyond mediation + civil discourse

Culturally informed approaches to conflict, dialogue, and dispute resolution.

02 / Simulations

Experiential civic-learning environments that help participants understand systems through participation.

03 / Novel project development

From music scores to virtual simulations.

04 / Teach-ins

Portable public learning that brings research, dialogue, and policy exploration into schools, churches, universities, and community spaces.

05 / Community engagement

Participatory experiences where residents contribute knowledge, share lived experience, and engage in collective problem-solving.

06 / Storytelling + narrative

Testimony, media, and public storytelling that deepen understanding and connect evidence to lived experience.

07 / Public programs + convenings

Bringing students, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and communities together around consequential public questions.

Our Work

CIVIC SIMULATION

Project details forthcoming

An illustrative project. Approved details and outcomes will be added here.

TEACH-IN

Project details forthcoming

An illustrative project. Approved details and outcomes will be added here.

STORYTELLING PROJECT

Project details forthcoming

An illustrative project. Approved details and outcomes will be added here.

More On Our Practice

Bring your time. Your talent.
Your treasure. Your questions.

JPL partners with institutions, communities, funders, researchers, educators, policymakers, and practitioners who believe that confronting violence requires more than one discipline, one sector, or one solution.