Legal awareness doesn't stay on paper — it happens on benches under trees, in open fields, and on doorsteps across Chitungwiza.
JCC takes legal awareness directly into communities — sitting down on benches under trees, in open fields, and outside people's homes to talk through what the Constitution means for everyday life.
These sessions bring together the Executive Board, Standing Committee, and general membership, and often include whole families — not just the young people the sessions are aimed at.
A full community turnout gathers on benches outside a local home for a legal-awareness session.
Conversations that include the whole family — a volunteer discusses the campaign with a parent and child.
A facilitator breaks down a right in plain language for a group of young listeners.
An open discussion circle — teenagers talk through what their rights mean in everyday situations.
A running log for this activity. Add a new dated entry each time something changes — a repeat session, new numbers, a new photo set.
Community outreach sessions are held regularly alongside our other programs — check back for new photos and dates.
We're always planning our next stop — schools, churches and community halls are all welcome to host a session.
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