Restorative Justice Practices

Introduction to RJP and Effective Use of Circles

This 1-Day training will provide participants with the foundational understanding of Restorative Practices along with opportunities to grow skill sets to implement core restorative strategies for sustainable implementation. In addition, this training will also provide participants with the foundational understanding and skill set of how to develop and effectively facilitate different types of restorative circles in educational settings.

Cost covers breakfast and lunch. 

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Restorative Conflict Intervention and Restorative Conferencing

This 1-Day training will provide participants with a foundational understanding of conflict and the opportunity to develop effective strategies to intervene while also continuing to build trusting relationships. In addition, this training will also provide participants with the foundational knowledge of how to develop & conduct a Restorative Conference for if/when a significant harm within your school community or organization occurs. Participants will learn how to coordinate the pre-conference work and assess for when it is appropriate to move forward with organizing a Restorative Conference.

Cost covers breakfast and lunch. 

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RJP Training of Trainers

This 2-Day Training of Trainers (TOT) is meant for educators and service providers who have attended RJP trainings, have integrated RJP into their educational and service paradigm, and would like to learn how to provide RJP trainings for colleagues. Participants will be provided training tools, tips and practice on how to be an effective RJP trainer. Participants must have at least attended Introduction to RJP and Effective Use of Circles, as well as integrated RJP into some of their daily strategies. In order to receive a training certificate, participants must attend the two full days of the TOT.

Cost covers breakfast and lunch. 

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Alignment of Restorative Practices and PBIS

Participants will learn strategies on how restorative practices (RP)compliments positive behavior interventions and supports(PBIS). RP strategies to communicate restoratively in every human interaction as well as the use of circles to build positive relationships are just two RP strategies that strengthen the PBIS efforts to develop a positive school culture. Participants will discuss RP strategies that can easily be integrated into their PBIS efforts in order to strengthen the positive impact of PBIS.

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Restorative Practices Collaborative 

The Restorative Justice Practices (RJP) Collaborative holds a monthly meeting where restorative practitioners in education come together to network, share ideas that could be helpful to other practitioners, and share successes as well as challenges being experiences while implementing RJP.

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