Help build something that lasts
TJP needs partners in every sector it hopes to reach. Each partner gets something real back: trained credible messengers, tested products, honest data, and a seat at the table.
Twelve ways to help
Expand the networkIntroduce TJP to people in your field who should know about it.
Connect to decision makersOpen a door to the people who can approve, fund, or adopt the work.
Serve on a review panelScore a Keystone defense or review a policy brief as an outside expert.
Supply course materialsSponsor book sets, purchased through approved vendors.
Co-facilitate a courseBring your expertise into a staff-led session, with approval.
Donate technology and suppliesComputers, printers, and equipment for the Think Tank and Task Force spaces.
MentorWalk with a resident through the program and into reentry.
Provide specialized trainingClinical, restorative justice, evaluation, or teaching skills.
Research and evaluateUniversities: help measure what works, with proper review and consent.
Communicate across sectorsCarry the vision and the evidence into your own field.
Adopt a productUse a TJP guide, workshop, or recorded module with the people you serve.
Attend the annual summitSee the work, meet the people, and help shape what comes next.
Who we hope to hear from
Universities and researchersBehavioral health and recoveryVictim servicesJudges, prosecutors, and defendersLaw enforcement and academiesFaith communitiesReentry and workforce programsYouth programs and schoolsLegislators and local governmentFoundations and fundersFamilies of incarcerated people
The Partner Prospectus has a page for each sector: what matters most to you, what TJP offers, and a specific first ask.
Read the Partner ProspectusHow outreach works
Residents never ask for money, goods, favors, or contacts. All outreach is done by TJP leadership and the Board of Volunteers through approved channels. Every gift is logged and reported, and no one can buy access or influence.