The practice spread to schools in the 1990s and accelerated after 2014 as an alternative to “zero-tolerance” suspension and expulsion policies for misbehavior.

Some districts have integrated more restorative justice practices into their disciplinary structure. Experts describe what restorative justice looks like and how it can be implemented in schools.

In classrooms, courtrooms, boardrooms and even living rooms, conflict is inevitable. What isn’t inevitable is how we respond.

Woke DC official used restorative justice for young criminals of stabbings, hate crimes to avoid jail time The official said, 'restorative justice is an antiracist way to hold people accountable ...

Alianza Coachella Valley community justice campaign manager Brandon Ulloa describes the importance of ongoing restorative justice training for educators.

Restorative justice facilitates conversations. The Division of Student Affairs or Restorative Georgetown would invite any groups who feel they have been harmed to participate in a conversation with ...

The Restorative Justice Program (CURJ) engages in a restorative process and response by employing five main principles: respect, repair, reintegration, responsibility and relationship. CURJ works with ...

The program has been used in juvenile cases since 1998, but this was the first time in Cass, and possibly the state, that it was used for an adult criminal case before sentencing.

Now is the time for the church to recognize and embrace the relationship between synodality and restorative justice, because though the Rome-based session has ended, the work of the synod is far ...

Teachers need access to well-funded, properly implemented restorative justice training and practices in wake of law further limiting suspensions.

A new restorative justice program is focusing on the needs of people who have suffered domestic and sexual violence in Arlington. The pilot initiative, launched by the nonprofits Restorative ...