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IMPACT

It is significant

Justice Advisors have the opportunity to advocate for policy change and social justice issues that they are passionate about. Through their work, they can help to raise awareness about important issues, mobilize communities to take action, and influence policy decisions at the local and state levels.

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Our Demographic Make up JAs range in age from xx to xx and reside in Connecticut. Justice Advisors come from diverse backgrounds and bring unique perspectives and experiences to their advocacy work.

How many JAs are there?

Since the programs inception in xxxx there have been an estimated xxx Justice Advisors.

The Journey of a Justice Advisor

Each quarter is dedicated to different activities and goals for the Justice Advisor. The first year is focused on learning and legislative session preparation and participation, while the second year is focused on personal and professional development, supporting new Justice Advisors, and preparing for the end of the term by creating a Presentation of Learning. Regular check-ins with senior Justice Advisors and new Justice Advisors, as well as ongoing relationship building, are key components of the journey.

Justice Advisor Alumni

After JAs complete their term, they will transition into the alumni network, unless they are re-onboarded for a new term. Alumni will automatically receive CTJA monthly newsletters with public engagement opportunities. Aside from the newsletter, the alumni network will offer a number of enriching opportunities.

JAs are writers

& speakers

JAs regularly testify during legislative session and help conduct vision sessions.

Development

The program emphasizes personal and professional development, and JAs have access to a range of training and development opportunities.

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