When Claude Got Shot
Thursday, 7 pm, May 5, 2022 join FoRJ and Independent Lens in a virtual screening of When Claude Got Shot, followed by a panel discussion, …
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Warrior Lawyers
Friday, 6:30–8:30 pm, April 29, 2022, join Restorative Justice of UUAA in a viewing and panel discussion on Warrior Lawyers, a powerful documentary of Sacred …
After Meeting With Victim, Former Missouri Officer Is Cleared of Assault
St. Louis County prosecuting attorney, Wesley Bell, offered restorative justice to a police officer after using excessive force to stop a woman who was supposedly …
Cases That Should Not be Referred to Restorative Justice
Dr. Linsey C. Pointer in a blog post on May 3, 2021 asks where should we draw the line for restorative justice as an option …
Video Synopsis of Connecticut Restorative Justice Conferences
Recently Connecticut One Standard of Justice (CTOSOJ) had a series of Zoom conferences on restorative Justice. It was an outstanding series with very significant presenters. …
Washtenaw County Prosecutor Restorative Justice Policy Is Live
The Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office, in partnership with the Dispute Resolution Center, today announced the creation of a robust, survivor-centered restorative-justice program. Under the program, …
Exhibition on Mass Incarceration at Broad Art Museum, Michigan State University
Culminating Sept. 9th, The MSU Broad Art Museum will have opened six exhibitions dedicated to mass incarceration in the U.S. A celebration of these new exhibitions will …
FoRJ Creates Video Series on Restorative Justice
Friends of Restorative Justice (FoRJ) worked to collect voices and stories from a number of individuals related to restorative justice. We compiled them into a …