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https://lnkd.in/ge6cGcaK #BudgetQueenHolly #MitchellEvents #LACountySup Restorative Justice: An Introduction to Principles & Practice.

⭐️ Back at it with #RJThursday! 🔍Today we are taking a look at what the Restorative Justice process can look like from the lens of youthful offending and community resolution. 💡We challenge you to watch this clip and reflect on the following questions: • How did this story affect you? • Would you feel like you received justice if this happened to you? • What would it be like if you were in the place of the person who caused harm? • What would it be like if you were in the place of the person who had been harmed? • Do you think justice was served?

🕊️ Reflection: Restorative Justice Week is a time to reflect on how we can approach conflict and harm in a more compassionate, effective way. How can you contribute to healing in your community? What does justice look like for you? 💡 This week, take a moment to consider the ways you can support restorative practices and create a culture of accountability and healing in your own life. #Reflection #RestorativeJustice #RJWeek2024 #JusticeThroughHealing #RestorativePractices

By focusing on rebuilding rather than retribution, restorative justice can make all of us safer. It's time to create a system that serves everyone, prioritizing the needs of those most affected by harm, past and present, and promoting meaningful accountability. Our #RestorativeJustice team is at the 9th National Conference on Community and Restorative Justice right now working on that challenge. #nacrj

Delve into the power of restorative justice with our recent blog by Cymone Fuller, Senior Director of Restorative Justice. Gain insights and perspectives on how this approach is reshaping our communities. Read now: https://lnkd.in/gWUEkqXv #restorativejustice

In the work we do in schools, systems, and communities to support people to understand and embrace restorative practices, we are often asked what is restorative justice? What is accountability? We often respond with "there is no one definition." This video is a panel of people involved with criminal systems-involved youth in Minnesota discussing the power of restorative justice and/or practices. Despite there being no one shared definition, each of these people talks about relationship, community, and healing. Check it out!

🌟 Restorative Justice Week is here! From November 17-23, we’ll be focusing on the power of healing, accountability, and repairing harm through dialogue. This week highlights how restorative practices bring together those affected by crime or conflict to foster empathy, understanding, and transformation. 💬💜 Join us in exploring the power of restoration and reparation in our communities. #RestorativeJusticeWeek #RJWeek2024 #HealingThroughDialogue #CommunityJustice

What do you know about the South Carolina Restorative Justice Initiative? If you want to learn more, here is your chance. Check out the link to learn more.

Do you want to learn more about how we facilitate restorative justice practices in the Cowichan Valley? Come to our Annual General Meeting and find out! See the details below:

To learn about punishment versus restorative justice and how you can respond better when rules are broken and relationships are harmed, read this week’s blog by Aaron Lyons: 5 Principles of Restorative Justice for Your Community, School, or Organization. https://vist.ly/38w2u