Restorative justice news and events not directly related to FoRJ
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 …
Tuesday, 7–8:30 pm, 1/25/2022, FoRJ Connecticut and One Standard of Justice will present a webinar, “A Different Approach to Sex Crimes: The Case for Survivor-Centered …
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. …
Tuesday, 7 pm, 12/7/2021, a webinar titled “Restorative Justice: Program for Youth and Adults, A-Z How It’s Done” will be presented by the Connecticut criminal …
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, …
This excerpt just includes the answers to the question: “What does Restorative Justice mean to you? And how would that help the community?” It is answered first by Arianne Slay, then Eli Savit, and finally Hugo Mack.
The Michigan Department of Corrections will do a training for Washtenaw County volunteers in the restorative justice technique called Circles of Support and Accountability. These …
Until we tell new and more complete stories about violence and its aftermath, we will never be able to transform our responses to it or …
