How We Work
We have worked in over 18 countries and across the United States. We continue to expand our areas of influence as our partnerships increase and diversify. We use the REACH model for all of our work.
Local and Global Outreach
The REACH Model
GCWJ provides a scholar-practitioner bridge between local and global communities and our students and the university.
Research
We are committed to best practices, promoting data-driven decision making and acting as a clearinghouse on women and justice issues.
Education
We expand knowledge of women’s issues by professors and students working together to conduct and share research. We also have an inter-disciplinary Women and Justice Minor, one of the first at a Christian university.
Advocacy
Our goal is to model and teach a victim-centered, trauma-informed approach when serving victim-survivors to recover and sustain their personal dignity.
Collaboration
We engage, connect, and partner with other organizations and governmental bodies that work with women’s justice issues and human trafficking through a multi-agency focus.
Hope
We are working to nurture a vision for a healthy future through collaborative and restorative justice principles.