Our Programs
At the Center for Law and Justice (CFLJ), we are committed to empowering the community members through impactful programs that focus on education, advocacy, and service. Our initiatives address critical issues such as criminal justice reform, civil rights, and community empowerment. By fostering collaboration and providing vital resources, we aim to create lasting change and promote equity for all. Explore our programs and see how we're making a difference together.
Education and Advocacy Program
The Education and Advocacy Program is central to CFLJ’s mission. This program empowers individuals and families by educating them about their rights and available resources. Through workshops, forums, and outreach, CFLJ provides actionable information that fosters awareness and equips communities to advocate for themselves.
Community Resource Navigation Program
CFLJ’s Resource Navigation Program offers personalized assistance to individuals navigating complex systems, such as housing, healthcare, and legal services. The program emphasizes holistic, client-centered support to promote both immediate relief and long-term empowerment.
The Alice Moore Black Arts
and Cultural Center
The Alice Moore Black Arts and Cultural Center (AMBACC) is a non-profit community-based organization located in Albany, New York’s South End Neighborhood. The Center provides opportunities and space for artistic and cultural-related activities and events including community conversations and exhibits for all ages.
The Paden Retreat
for Writers of Color
The Paden Retreat for Writers of Color is a summer project that provides an opportunity and environment for writers who wish to "get away" to seriously pursue their writing projects.
