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What are restorative practices?
We define Restorative Practices as a process by which an individual acknowledges wrongdoing, takes steps to repair harm and is welcomed back into the community. This, in effect, fosters a culture that elevates dialogue and values relationships.
Day 1 - 5 R's of Restorative Culture: An Intro to Restorative Practices in Schools
We will spend time going through the fundamentals of RP while providing attendees with basic tools as well as knowledge about how Restorative Practices can transform any situation.
Day 2 - Implementing Restorative Circles in Your School
Let's build on the foundational concepts taught in Day 1, moving across the Restorative Practices Continuum toward the use of impromptu dialogue and proactive circles.
Day 3- Sustaining a Restorative School Culture
Today focuses on the intervention aspect of Restorative Practices, specifically when conflict arises or harm occurs.
LCJP is planning 2 full-day sessions of Advanced Facilitator Training to provide facilitators with specific tools to use when facing challenges that come up on a regular basis during restorative justice processes.
Learn MoreIf you are currently practicing restorative justice in any capacity and would like to attend the COVA conference to improve your understanding of crime victims and survivors, please complete the scholarship application. read more
Dr. Jaiya John’s Key Note from the 2016 Colorado Restorative Justice Conference inspired us, raised our spirits and opened our hearts. read more
This was a great program and any shop lifters should come here! They should have more programs like this.
I participated to observe the RJ process in action and to help good kids get back on track. This was very much achieved. I also appreciated an opportunity to interact with the Lafayette PD and the other facilitators.
I wish more counties and/or states would offer programs like this, even for adults.
This was a great example of effective peer influence.
