This is a two-day introduction to Restorative Justice Principles and Theory and how those inform Restorative Practises, Processes, and Circles. On Day 1 participants can expect to explore the traditional roots of restorative relationship building, as well as the grassroots movement that brought restoration practices into mainstream justice work with victims, offenders, and communities.  There will also be an exploration of how restorative justice principles have been adapted to restoring workplace relationships. Day two will introduce traditional circles and their application to victim/offender/community restoration as well as an introduction to circle applications in workplaces. Both days start at 8:30 am [...]

This course focuses on the role of facilitating peacemaking circles and understanding the roots of restorative justice.  Participants will be introduced to Restorative Justice and to the roles and responsibilities of a circle keeper.  Information gathering, working with elders, becoming aware of various circle models, and preparing the parties for participation will all be explored.

This is a three-day introduction to Traditional Indigenous Justice Practices, Restorative Justice Principles and Theory and how those inform Restorative Practises, Processes, and Circles.

This is a three-day introduction to Traditional Indigenous Justice Practices, Restorative Justice Principles and Theory and how those inform Restorative Practises, Processes, and Circles.