Internship Pathway
Learn community justice through supervised practice.
CJC internships are designed for students seeking field experience, public service learning, and supervised exposure to mediation, restorative justice, youth support, reentry, and community-based safety work.
Internship Journey
Submit internship interest form
Confirm school, program, and hour requirements
Meet with CJC internship coordinator
Complete onboarding and clearance requirements
Choose a learning track
Internship placements may require school coordination, learning objectives, supervision agreements, background clearance, confidentiality forms, and documented hours.
For Colleges & Universities
A formal learning pathway for Fresno students.
CJC can work with programs such as Fresno State, Fresno Pacific, community colleges, and other academic partners to support field learning, observation, reflection, and community-based practice.
Learning Tracks
Interns learn by observing, supporting, and reflecting.
Internships should be structured enough for schools and flexible enough for real community practice. Students can begin with learning goals, then connect to supervised work.
Internships can connect academic learning to actual community safety infrastructure: mediation, restorative justice, youth support, reentry, education, data, and community leadership.
Restorative Justice Practice
Learn restorative principles, circle process, accountability practices, and community repair.
Mediation & Conflict Resolution
Observe and support conflict resolution, mediation preparation, and structured dialogue.
Schools & Youth Leadership
Support youth programming, school partnerships, student leadership, peer support, and prevention work.
Reentry & Community Support
Learn how community-based support helps people reconnect after incarceration, harm, or disconnection.
Community Education
Assist with workshops, presentations, curriculum support, public education, and civic learning.
Research, Data & Storytelling
Support community listening, surveys, documentation, impact stories, and learning from invisible work.
Internship Process
Built for supervision, documentation, and reflection.
Submit internship interest form
Confirm school, program, and hour requirements
Meet with CJC internship coordinator
Complete onboarding and clearance requirements
Choose a learning track
Observe and support supervised work
Complete reflection, documentation, and evaluation
Formal Requirements
CJC can align internship expectations with academic programs.
This page can eventually connect to school-specific workflows, faculty contacts, hour tracking, learning agreements, and final evaluations.
Internship Interest Form
Tell CJC about your internship or field placement needs.
This form can collect student contact information, school, academic program, required hours, semester timeline, faculty contact, learning goals, availability, and areas of interest.
Form wiring comes next.
This can connect to Supabase, notify CJC staff, and eventually generate internship placement records, school contacts, hour tracking, and supervision notes.