Past Clients
ACLU Board of Directors
Baptist Health
St. Vincent Health System
Leadership Pine Bluff
Greater Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce
President William J. Clinton Presidential Library
Arkansas Children’s Hospital
Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano
University of Arkansas-Little Rock Public Radio
Laman Library
Arkansas Community Foundation
Arkansas Police Corps Program
Arkansas Immigrant Defense/
Justice
Collective
Susan G. Komen Foundation
UA Little Rock Department of Criminal Justice
Little Rock Fire Recruits
University of Central
Arkansas
Philander Smith College
Little Rock Police Recruits
Arkansas Human Development Corporation
Little Rock School District
Clinton School of Public Service
Mosaic Templar’s Cultural Center
Arkansas Tech University
CareLink Providers
City of Pine Bluff Vision Team
UA Little Rock Bowen School of Law
Little Rock Water Reclamation Authority
“Just Communities offers the change we need; it offers people the language, the mental and emotional tools necessary to help people identify, disarm, and transform racism and other manifestations of oppression. JCA helps equitably distribute life chances because it makes our communities less susceptible to the fear-mongering, xenophobia, and racism that dull politicians rely upon for their election; and, the effect goes rippling because each person who invests in JCA training will then carry those tools into their families and workplaces.“
STEPHEN COGER,
DIRECTOR,
ARKANSAS IMMIGRANT DEFENSE/ARKANSAS JUSTICE COLLECTIVE
“Thank you SO much for such a powerful, well-done, and thought-provoking presentation. I was literally hanging onto every word and eagerly anticipating what came next! I’m so looking forward to sharing this out widely, can’t wait for the next one.”
MARY ANN BUGS,
ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR,
FOOD BANK OF CONTRA COSTA & SOLANO
“I am circling back to offer gratitude for your life’s work, in general, and for your presentation to UCA Conway’s Conversation, in particular. My consistent cry to God is to raise up individuals who can and will be a light in darkness and move our nation forward in doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly. For certain, you are answering the call. Many thanks, for being a beacon in Arkansas!”
ANGELA WEBSTER, PHD.,
ASSOCIATE VP FOR INSTITUTIONAL DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION,
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF LEADERSHIP STUDIES,
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS
“Entergy Arkansas’ experience with JCA has been through their outstanding knowledge and experience in preparing and delivering training to all our team members about how the power of a diverse group of people, and their ideas, strengthen any organization and better prepare it, and themselves, for the future.”
Hugh McDonald,
retired President
Entergy Arkansas
“I’ve taken part in so many of these types of exercises that it is hard for any to break through as an extraordinary experience, but this one did. The level of openness of the participants coupled with the facilitation of the leaders led to a genuine exchange of ideas, hopes, and fears…The retreat activities led to serious reflection and growth for me personally.”
Marc R. Peters
Masters of Public Service 2012
Clinton School of Public Service
“Through the JCA training, all 280 employees of Central Arkansas Water better understand our commonalities and our differences. We have become closer as an organization and better appreciate the gifts that each of us brings to the task of providing clean water to our community. Overwhelmingly, our employees said this was the best training they’d ever had.”
Graham Rich,
former CEO
Central Arkansas Water
“I was a participant at the recent program and want to thank JCA for an excellent experience. I provide education seminars on UCA’s campus for Harassment, Diversity, leadership, etc. and I am always attending seminars to expand my presentation skills, grow, and challenge my mind. You answered in every category this past Friday. I was inspired, challenged, and stretched, and I loved observing your facilitation style. Thank you for doing the work you do and for making a difference (as I know you do) in the state of Arkansas. You are making us all better!!”
CHARLOTTE STRICKLAND,
DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS
“OurTown had a very positive impact on my life, both business and social. I had a much deeper appreciation of race, gender, and religion that was different from mine, plus I made new friends at the retreat. As a result, I have changed my perception and interaction with others.”
Bob Birch,
retired President, and CEO
Centennial Bank, North Little Rock
