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Episode 134: Waking Up White: An Interview & Conversation w/ Author Debby Irving

Debby Irving is a racial justice educator, author, and public speaker. A community organizer and classroom teacher for 25 years, Debby Irving grappled with racial injustice without understanding racism as […]
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Mar
8
2019
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Reckoning With Violence: Powerful NYT Article From Michelle Alexander

Michelle Alexander addresses how restorative justice is a viable approach to violent crime in this excellent NYT opinion piece from March 3, 2019.
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Feb
26
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Restorative Circles Facebook Community

If you are looking to find an active and engaging online community, you might appreciate as we do the Restorative Circles Facebook group conversation page. If you are new to […]
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Feb
26
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The Heart's Intelligence & The Role of Regulation

The Heart’s Intuitive Intelligence – a path to personal, social and global coherence Reposted in part from The Institute of HeartMath Restorative justice practices include exploring the power of self regulation […]
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Feb
11
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Map of RJ Programs, New Zealand

A map of restorative justice programs in New Zealand, from the Diana Unwin Chair in Restorative Justice, Wellington.
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Feb
11
2019
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From the Diana Unwin Chair in Restorative Justice, New Zealand

The Strengthening the Criminal Justice System for Victims Survey is an opportunity for victims/survivors to tell us their views, what works and what doesn’t, and how it can be improved. We've been asked to share the link to the survey widely so that more victims' voices can be heard. From the Diana Unwin Chair in Restorative Justice.
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Feb
7
2019
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From IIRP: Research Shows Restorative Practices Improves School Climate

Research shows restorative practices improves school climate, reduces student suspensions and discipline disparities Written by Laura Mirsky Published: January 9, 2019 In one of the first rigorous, large-scale evaluations of […]
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Feb
6
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Restoration of Voice: From Suppression to Expression--Dr. William Bledsoe

One of the most striking differences between a coercive response to misconduct, and a restorative response has to do with voice. A coercive response suppresses voice. A restorative response invites it. Powerful article from Dr. William Bledsoe of The Restorative Way
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Feb
6
2019
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NACRJ Statement on Historical Harm

Recently the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice posted its Statement on Historical Harm. Restorative Justice on The Rise is reposting a section of the introduction to that post and we hope you'll click to read in full.
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Episode 133: Conflict In the Comments with Dominic Barter & Rivera Sun

EVENT DESCRIPTION: Relationships are being created, nourished and sometimes destroyed in online spaces. Are there ways to nourish authentic dialogue and conflict resolution when things get ‘hot’ online? How can […]
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