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Claim your organisation
Your org already has an entry on JusticeHub, drawn from public records. Claiming it puts the page under your control. We verify with you, not over you. ACNC lookup, an introduction call, a yarn on Country if you prefer.
For Community-Controlled Organisations
YOUR ORGANISATION.
YOUR DATA.
YOUR STORY.
JusticeHub is the platform layer for community-controlled organisations. You claim your page, own your data, and publish on your terms. The system never tells you what your work means.
The Four Anchors, Named
These are not pilots. They are the work. JusticeHub is the layer that makes their practice visible, indexable, and able to travel without flattening place.
Claim. Own. Publish. Travel.
Four steps, in this order, on your timeline. We never start at travel and work back. We start at claim and only go further when you say so.
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Own your data
Per-storyteller consent. Per-young-person journal. Per-community volume. Withdrawable any moment. OCAP-aligned. The infrastructure is audited externally and the audit is published.
03
Publish on your terms
You decide what is public, what is private, and what travels. Stories sit in Empathy Ledger with the storyteller named and credited. Programs sit on JusticeHub with the metrics you choose.
04
Travel when you choose
Your work becomes findable through the Australian Living Map of Alternatives, indexed nationally on your terms. CivicGraph reads the funding map against the work map, so funders find you.
Data Sovereignty, Named
Most platforms put data sovereignty on page seventeen of the terms. JusticeHub puts it in the architecture. Four mechanics, each named, each verifiable.
Consent
Per-storyteller, withdrawable.
Every story carries the storyteller's name and a consent record they can revoke. No aggregate clauses. No buried opt-outs. If a story is withdrawn, it leaves the public layer that day.
OCAP-aligned
Ownership, control, access, possession.
The four OCAP principles are the architecture, not a footnote. Communities own the data. Communities control how it is used. Communities access it on their schedule. Communities possess the canonical copy.
Audited
External technical audit, published.
In Year 1 the consent layer is audited by an external technical reviewer and the audit lands as a public partnership artefact. You do not have to take our word for it.
No vendor lock
Your data is portable. Always.
Export everything you have given JusticeHub at any time, in open formats. If the partnership ends, the data is yours and travels with you. No exit fee. No retention clause.
The Platform Layer
Four pieces, one ring. Each one does a specific job for your organisation.
JusticeHub
Your organisation page, your programs, your impact metrics, your case studies. The public face of the work.
Empathy Ledger
The story layer. Per-storyteller consent, transcripts, galleries, films. Where narratives sit when the storyteller has said yes.
Australian Living Map of Alternatives
The national database of community-led models. You appear here on your terms, with the evidence you chose to share.
CivicGraph
The funding map read against the work map. Surfaces communities currently overlooked. Helps funders find the work, not the other way around.
Our Principles
Community First
You know your community. We follow your lead, not the other way around. The framework is downstream of your practice.
Data Sovereignty
Your data belongs to you. We never share without explicit consent. You can leave any time and take everything.
Strengths-Based
We focus on what is strong, not what is wrong. Your community has solutions. We help share them.
No Strings Attached
Joining JusticeHub is free. We are here to support, not extract. No hidden agendas.
Get in Touch
Prefer to Yarn?
We'd love a conversation. Call us and we'll arrange a time that works for you and for Country.
Email to arrange a callYour Work Matters. Let's Make It Visible On Your Terms.
Claim your organisation. Own your data. Publish on your terms. Travel when you choose. The system never flattens what you built.
Claim Your Organisation