Training Overview
Restorative Justice is a survivor-centered approach to healing that honors the humanity of all parties involved. It offers unique and creative pathways for addressing the needs expressed by those impacted by harm. Sometimes those pathways involve direct interaction with the initial harm doer, while other times it includes those responsible for secondary or institutional harm. This workshop will explore the roots and fundamentals of restorative justice. It will then cover the use of restorative justice in individual and institutional cases.
Learning Objectives
- Discuss the roots and fundamentals of restorative justice
- Define core restorative justice concepts related to responsibility, accountability, and amends
- Recite the various modes for restorative processes and how they may be utilized for individual and institutional cases
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