Community Passageways
Dominique Davis serves as an Advisor to the Board for Americans for Equality since January 2024, focusing on inclusivity through the MLK Gandhi Empowerment Initiative. As the CEO and Founder of Community Passageways, established in 2016, Dominique leads efforts to achieve zero youth incarceration by developing felony diversion and prevention programs. Additionally, as Principal Founder of Alternative Consulting One, Dominique specializes in juvenile justice reform and has a proven track record in building Court Diversion Systems. Previously, Dominique held the role of Program Director at the 180 Program from 2011 to December 2016. Dominique Davis holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Rainier & Henderson.
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Community Passageways
Empowering the community to heal the community Through restorative justice practices we work with system-involved youth, teachers, policy makers, community members, and other stakeholders to usher peace and reconciliation into our Puget Sound communities. Community Passageways Programs: Our programs focus on personal healing, identity development, and leadership building. We have a four-pronged approach to community justice: Prevention: Keep youth on a good path. Show them new paths. Diversion: Keep people out of the prison system and in community. Support: Support people already in the prison system. Reintegrate: Ensure a smooth, successful integration into the community. Our community-centered, evidence-based model provides an alternative to the current criminal legal system.