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

The conferences draw on a long tradition of restorative justice, a philosophy that eschews punishment in favor of coming up with collective solutions to address violence and harm within a community.

This is not a call to absolve anyone of responsibility. It is a call to be better educators and learners in practicing justice. It is a demand that we rethink “accountability” not as a synonym for ...

CPS pushes alternatives to police in schools, but won’t yank them yet CPS partnered with community groups to develop recommendations that schools use restorative justice practices and implement ...

Tufts University Prison Initiative of Tisch College held its fourth annual symposium on restorative justice and higher education on March 31. The event featured formerly incarcerated students, ...

Silvia Paz, vice president of Coachella Valley Unified School District’s board, stepped down from her seat on Friday, June 20 ...