Restorative justice (RJ) is an alternative to the isolating, stigmatizing, and traumatizing nature of our punitive criminal justice system. Indigenous and Native nations have practiced restorative ...

The process, called "restorative justice," looks more like a therapeutic intervention aimed at healing than a trial focused on guilt and punishment.

Denver District Attorney Beth McCann has created a restorative justice program for adults, in which offenders and victims can meet face-to-face to discuss how to repair harm caused by a crime.

In the case above, I designed a restorative justice process that took the better part of a year. My first step — as it always is — was to meet with the victim’s husband to ask him what he ...

Restorative justice processes aren’t always this satisfying. In other cases, when legal or other punitive consequences have hung over the heads of the young people (i.e., ...

Unlikely Collaborators has given a grant of financial support to The Mend Collaborative for its Los Angeles-based programs. The Mend Collaborative provides opportunities for healing and ...

YouthZone provides trainings for volunteers and community members that are interested in having a Restorative Justice process in their organizations or communities. For more information on setting up ...

The engine powering our cycle of liberation, friendship, and peace is fueled by the concept and reality of what has come to be referred to as “Restorative Justice” or “Restorative Practice.” ...

Simon Keating is co-ordinator of the Le Chéile project in counties Limerick, Clare and Cork, where mostly male offenders up to the age of 24 can take part in restorative justice programmes that ...

The efficiencies of an restorative approach are obvious in terms of time and savings on legal fees in many areas in society. PHOTO/FILE. The cost of employment disputes to the New Zealand economy ...