"One People. One Fight. Reimagining Public Safety, Justice, and Health."
We’re Midwestern based and globally-minded, working at the intersection of truth telling, public safety, faith, and public affairs.The Rehoboth Project supports, coaches and advises organizations, municipalities and individuals seeking to tell their stories, build political and community power.
Call to Action (CTA): Join the Fight for Change
Partner with us today to help us build the power necessary for systemic change. Whether you're looking to collaborate, learn, or support, we invite you to become part of the movement.
Interdisciplinary Learning: Merging Research, Organizing, and Advocacy
The Rehoboth Project is committed to interdisciplinary learning, where academic research, community organizing, and policy advocacy intersect to create informed, actionable solutions. We actively seek to partner with organizations and institutions of higher learning to combine empirical research with grassroots experience. This collaborative approach ensures that we develop solutions that are not only data-driven but also grounded in the lived experiences of the communities we serve.
We are also dedicated to coaching organizations to better understand the policy landscape, leveraging research and data to advocate for meaningful changes in public safety, criminal justice, child development, and healthcare. By providing organizations with access to the latest research and best practices, we help build the power necessary to create systemic change.
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Collaborative Leadership:
A Shared Power Framework
We believe in the power of collaborative leadership, where responsibility is shared across communities, organizations, and institutions. Our
Shared Power Framework promotes distributed leadership, ensuring that decisions are made collectively and equitably. We partner with organizations to create and sustain this leadership model, helping them shift from traditional hierarchies to more inclusive, community-driven approaches to governance and advocacy.
Through collaborative leadership, we build an ethos around shared responsibility and mutual accountability. By working together, we ensure that power is not concentrated in the hands of a few but is built collectively through strong, empowered communities.
​Community Violence Intervention (CVI)
Community Violence Intervention (CVI)
At The Rehoboth Project, we leverage our expertise in Community Violence Intervention (CVI) to reduce violence and promote healing in communities across the country. By partnering with local organizations, faith-based groups, and credible messengers, we design and implement intervention strategies that address the root causes of violence. We provide coaching to community leaders, especially faith groups, teaching them how to effectively intervene, build trust, and implement sustainable change.
Our CVI programs are rooted in research and best practices, ensuring that we bring the most effective, evidence-based strategies to every community we work with. Through these partnerships, we work to create a future where communities are safe, resilient, and empowered to act against violence.