Restorative Justice is often framed as an alternative to punishment, and but that’s only part of the story. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationSociety & CultureSelf-Improvement |
My friend and mentor Shedrick Sanders passed a way last weekend. more
Our conversation with Saniah Brown Jones is the last in our series highlighting Restorative Justice in South Florida. She shares her wisdom and experiences as a young person whos been impacted by the RJ work and programing of our previous contributor... more
Jose Dominguez is a youth organizer at Power U, focusing on campaigns against the school-to-prison pipeline and advocating for restorative justice practices in schools. more
Cindy Mahendar is a Training and Operations Manager for the Healing and Justice Center and an alumni of Dream Defenders. more
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David is creating a truly valuable library of interviews with RJ folks Each episode is crafted with love and brings hope for our collective future. I want everyone to listen!!
I recently stumbled across this, looking for something pertaining to restorative justice. I had been briefly exposed to the concept many years ago, and it really resonated with me. I have been so impressed with these interviews! I have only listened to about 10 so far, but have already learned a lot and feel really hopeful in hearing about all the different ways people have been incorporating these values into their lives and their work! I love the format used and think this was an amazing ide... more
So grateful for the work Amplify RJ is doing. This podcast acts as a grounding and reflective tool, way to connect with community and way to continue learning and practice curiosity
David is creating a truly valuable library of interviews with RJ folks Each episode is crafted with love and brings hope for our collective future.
I took a restoration of health sabbatical for 6 months after teaching during the beginning of the pandemic til the end of the 2021 school year. I was so emotionally burnt out & carried a lot of guilt/shame for not being able to show up for my students in September. more
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