Event Details
Restorative Justice (RJ) is a trauma-informed practice used to strengthen school communities, repair harm, and restore relationships when wrongdoings occur. It puts people and relationships at the center of everything we do. Restorative justice uses a holistic approach that includes family and community, addresses the causes of behavior, and meets needs of the people that were harmed while promoting a high level of accountability and growth for the person who caused harm. This training prepares participants to facilitate a range of restorative processes including community building circles, restorative conferences and dialogues, responsive circles, and re-entry/circles of support. This training will additionally prepare participants to support school-wide implementation of restorative justice.
This highly interactive four-day training will take place via Zoom on October 6 & 7 and October 13 & 14. Some limited work will need to be completed outside of the training. Participants must be present and available to actively participate in each session to receive a certificate of completion.
Registration Deadline: Monday, September 27 by 4 PM. Please register early, as this training tends to fill quickly!
Wednesday 10/6, 8 AM-12 PM and 1 PM -4 PM
Thursday 10/7, 9 AM -12 PM and 1 PM -4 PM
Wednesday 10/13, 9 AM -12 PM and 1 PM -4 PM
Thursday 10/14, 9 AM -12 PM and 1 PM -4 PM
Intended audience: Administrators, student behavior support and intervention staff, school counselors, teacher leaders, SROs, education staff engaged in social-emotional learning and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and anyone interested in developing skills and tools to support building and repairing relationships in schools.
ZOOM
Interdisciplinary
Free to educators within SOESD's 13-component districts
Nancy Hayes
54177685901133
