Since its founding, P.E.A.C.E has been dedicated to empowering incarcerated individuals and underserved communities through education, advocacy, and support. Born from the vision of founder Julian Jackman during his time of incarceration, P.E.A.C.E is a movement grounded in transformation, hope, and the belief that knowledge can break cycles and rebuild lives.
P.E.A.C.E offers:
- Incarcerated individuals access to educational tools that promote personal growth and critical thinking
- Communities the chance to engage in meaningful conversations around justice, equity, and reform
- Families and returning citizens hope, support, and a path toward reintegration and purpose
To make this possible, we rely on the compassion, commitment, and support of educators, advocates, volunteers, and donors who believe in second chances and systemic change. Thank you for standing with P.E.A.C.E as we work to uplift lives, transform communities, and build a more just future—one voice, one lesson, and one life at a time.
What We Do
Serving with Purpose
We believe in giving back. From neighborhood clean-ups to food drives, our community service efforts bring people together to create lasting change where it's needed most.
Empowering the Next Generation
Through mentorship, education, and positive role models, we help youth build confidence, character, and the skills they need to lead successful, meaningful lives.
Pathways to Employment
We provide hands-on job training, resume support, and career guidance to prepare individuals for sustainable employment and long-term success in the workforce.
Hope for At-Risk Youth
We offer structured support, guidance, and resources for young people facing tough circumstances—helping them find direction, stability, and hope for the future.
Reentry with Dignity
We support men and women transitioning out of prison by providing access to resources, mentorship, job readiness, and a community that believes in second chances.