The Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) provides immediate, effective employment services for individuals returning from incarceration, helping them achieve economic stability and reduce recidivism. Operating in 30 cities across 12 states, CEO is committed to creating pathways to economic mobility for justice-impacted individuals.

Community Justice has a threefold strategy to address the issue of gun violence by building a comprehensive policy agenda, a network of leaders that are directly impacted by the issue of gun violence, and training opportunities for everyday people who want to take action on gun violence prevention.

Girassol Wellness, Inc. aims to empower individuals, families, and communities through holistic and evidence-based interventions. Special initiatives include the Brave Space Podcast, a healing platform for gun violence prevention professionals and survivors, and various community-focused projects designed to promote mental wellness and resilience.

H.O.P.E. HUSTLERS champions an evidence-based public health approach to violence prevention, building villages of peace in Atlanta to reduce violence and transform lives and communities.

Life Anew Restorative Justice is a nonprofit dedicated to fostering inclusive, empathetic communities through restorative practices. They provide consulting, training, and curriculum development for schools, law enforcement, and organizations to promote conflict resolution and disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline.

​Live Free USA is a national organization committed to ending gun violence, mass incarceration, and the criminalization of communities of color. Since 2011, they have built a network of faith leaders, directly impacted individuals, and partners to promote peace and healing. Their approach includes education through Peacemaker Bootcamps, advocacy for effective public safety policies, and investments in community-based organizations.

The mission is to educate communities nationwide about the harmful effects of gun violence. The goal is to support anti-gun violence policies through community organizing. Key objectives include forming partnerships with organizations, supporting affected families with resources and education, creating innovative alternatives to violence, and offering trigger locks and de-escalation training to the community.

​The Offender Alumni Association (OAA) is a nonprofit organization that creates a network of justice-impacted individuals who support each other in reducing crime, fostering healthy community relationships, and promoting economic, social, and civic empowerment. Founded in 2014 by Deborah Daniels and Drayton Nabers Jr., OAA offers support forums, community engagement initiatives, and programs aimed at reducing recidivism and restoring communities. ​

​Hopeful Change is dedicated to fostering healthy growth and development in youth by providing services that empower them with essential skills, knowledge, and motivation for a productive life. They offer programs in education, mentoring, counseling, sports, and community outreach, aiming to build better futures by nurturing individuality and hope.

Tyme to Thrive Beyond Grief supports families affected by gun violence by providing financial and emotional assistance, including trauma-informed care, burial support, and access to mental health resources. Their programs help survivors navigate grief and the legal process, and aims to eliminate barriers to victim support and promote healing.