The Advanced Restorative Justice Track is designed for practitioners who have foundational understanding of restorative justice and wish to build beyond baseline knowledge of restorative philosophy, restorative practices, and restorative justice. The Advanced Restorative Justice Track will include structures and strategies for operationalizing restorative justice, to include but not be limited to:
- Cultivating a culture of restorative practices across multiple departments
- Creating circle prompts attuned to community building, healing, and/or reintegration
- Identifying suitability to align cases with RJ and acting if alignment changes
- Applying RJ to identity-based harm (including sexual misconduct) and incidents of bias
- Developing policy language and strategies to codify RJ
- Assessing RJ programs and measuring learning by facilitators and participants
Presenters
To view presenter biographies please visit our Meet The Gehring Team page.
Dr. Léna Crain: Track Coordinator