REGISTER NOW- Single Session, $45 - Series Pass $99
This engaging three-part webinar series is for anyone working at the intersection of community, justice, healing, or organizational change. Each session focuses on a distinct, practical theme rooted in lived experience—from program building, to workplace culture, to trauma-responsive facilitation.
Led by Molly Rowan Leach—an experienced facilitator of serious harm cases and former Executive Director and Co-Director of a Colorado-based community restorative justice program—this series brings together real-world insight and practical takeaways from over a decade of work in courts, schools, and the wider community.
Whether you're just starting out, deepening an existing program, or simply looking to explore what restorative justice looks like in action, this series offers grounded inspiration and applicable tools.
What does it take to start or sustain a meaningful, community-rooted restorative justice program? Learn from the inside out—structures, partnerships, pitfalls, and lessons learned on the ground.
Workplace culture can reflect the same values we bring to our restorative circles. This session explores how to align daily operations and team dynamics with restorative principles to create more humane, responsive organizations.
A look inside a real (anonymous) restorative process involving serious harm, trauma, and shame. We’ll explore what it means to respond rather than react, and how to embody trauma-responsive principles without stepping into a clinical role.
DETAILS:When: Thursdays (September 11, 18, 25), 8am-10am Pacific US/CAN
Where: Via Zoom (all sessions recorded and provided) including Otter Notes
REGISTER NOW: $45 for Single Session or $99 for Series in full
*If you prefer to attend just one of the three sessions please denote which one when you pay. Once you have paid, you will receive a timely confirmation both of your payment, and, from rjonrise@gmail.com that your registration is received, zoom information, and subsequent additional resource access.
Style of Space: Presentation, Connection with Community and Q&A with Guide
Purpose: Providing lived experiences from real community-based programs and case-work, blooms and grows from program establishment across many professions and community spaces, and inspiration and guidance as we build restorative systems that lift people up.
Perks: All Session Recordings, Resources, Certificate of Completion for those participating in entire 3-part series.
Certificate of Completion for all successfully participating individuals and teams with modules and hours--for persons registered for entire series only.
FAQ's: If you can't attend all sessions, no problem. Just watch the recordings and review the homework to get your Certificate of Completion.
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We also honor any past participant credit and/or need for scholarships, always. If this is the case for you, please reach out directly to be added to the cohort with a full or partial credit/scholarship. We are supported solely at this time by investments in our trainings and encourage those who can, to give more, and for those who cannot, to reach out and we'll make sure you are with us!
Molly Leach
Molly (pictured in front of the Estonian Ministry of Justice, 2024, presenting in Tallinn, Estonia at the European Forum for Restorative Justice Conference with featured Poster Project on Restorative Justice and Therapy Dogs, with Patty LaTaille, author of Paws for Peace: Enhancing Restorative Practices with Therapy Dogs) is the founder of Restorative Justice on The Rise, a survivor of her mother’s 15-year incarceration, a passionate researcher, practitioner, author, and former Restorative Justice program director.
Molly has kept/facilitated a wide range of restorative processes with youth and adults within the context of community justice systems, as well as for non-profit organizations and universities. Her strategic direction is called upon regularly by international organizations and she’s helped actualize restorative implementation in many pockets of our world. She has lectured, presented, and collaborated, facilitated, and served as a media advocate in the global field for two decades.
Media That Matters:
Public Dialogue On Justice
Restorative Justice on the Rise is an international live dialogue via Webcast and Telecouncil platform that reaches an international constituency of invididuals, organizations, professionals, academics, practitioners, and more. The mission is to provide connection, advocacy, education and inspired action as a public service to individuals and communities seeking to proactively improve relationships and structures within their spheres and our world.