Most people want relationships, workplaces, and communities grounded in care, fairness, and shared purpose. Yet many of us struggle to create those conditions—not because we don’t care, but because we are living inside systems shaped by domination.
Domination is a learned belief system rooted in hierarchy, fear, control, and the devaluing of care. Over time, it quietly shapes how we communicate, how we handle conflict, and how decisions get made—often without us realizing it.
Partnership offers another way. It is grounded in shared power, mutual care, dignity, and responsibility for one another and the world we depend on.
CJ Connections helps people notice how domination patterns show up in everyday life and supports the practice of partnership as a different way of relating, leading, and deciding.
Newsletter — reflections and insights to support understanding and integration
Conversation Series — shared dialogue exploring domination and partnership in real life
Workshop — a foundational learning experience introducing the domination–partnership lens
Practice Spaces — ongoing support for bringing partnership into daily life and leadership
Podcast — conversations with leaders advancing partnership in the world
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