A Movement is a Garden
But at RJI, we are committed to sustaining an ecosystem for many types of restorative practices in NYC to spread. This means supporting dozens of organizations and hundreds of local restorative justice leaders.
But at RJI, we are committed to sustaining an ecosystem for many types of restorative practices in NYC to spread. This means supporting dozens of organizations and hundreds of local restorative justice leaders.
As I begin Election Day 2020, a day that’s sure to be filled with frantic prognostication and analysis in the media, I am asking myself, what does restorative practice have to offer in this moment?
As a follow-up to our recent post about an episode from On the Media called “How to Fix the Internet” we want to share a related TED Talk by Dylan Marron. Marron is a writer, performer and video maker.
Mariame Kaba, activist, educator, founder and director of Project NIA recently launched a new resource hub for addressing violence. TransformHarm.org offers an introduction to transformative justice which is a framework to prevent, intervene in, and address harm through non-punitive accountability.