Restorative Justice
Restorative justice brings together those affected by conflict or harm to talk, listen, and work toward understanding, accountability, and meaningful resolution—often outside of traditional legal systems.
When conflict or harm occurs in neighborhoods, schools, or other community spaces, the typical response often centers on punishment, blame,…
Restorative justice offers meaningful alternatives to traditional conflict resolution and discipline practices. Two common restorative approaches are restorative circles and…- For decades, school discipline has largely centered on punishment. Suspensions, detentions, and zero-tolerance policies have been the standard response. Yet…
