Category Archives: Underage Consumption Panels
Sharing for repairing. Restorative Justice, volunteering as a storyteller.
At SCVRJP we provide a variety of different talking circle sessions and victim impact panels. We utilize volunteers that are willing to tell their story. Here is a flyer with details: Speakers Information. There are two types of speaking sessions,
Restorative Justice demonstrates that using values, generates postive impacts, one after another.
I’ve heard of it and experienced it, one good deed promotes another. I paid for coffee for the person behind me in line, before leaving the coffee shop, the barista stopped me to say it went on for a dozen
St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice Program – planned sessions for 2012
St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice Program in River Falls, WI provides a range of Restorative Justice Services for our community. Click here for look at 2012: SCVRJP 2012 color calendar. Locally, SCVRJP addresses public health concerns like teen driving, underage consumption,
Final reflections in Circle, the juicy fruit! Relationships juicy fruit, not the gum.
I don’t mean juicy fruit gum, I mean the fruit that you get, because you planted some seeds. A Circle is an amazing event. I LOVE the process. I start it the moment people enter the Restorative Justice Center, “Hi,
Upcoming Conference on Kids, Courts and Schools – presenting a session: Kris Miner
The link will provide you the conference brochure and registration forms. Kids, Courts & Schools September 29 I’m really excited about the pre-conference workshop for Judges, that will be promoting the use of Restorative Justice Circles! I get to promote
Corporate world, workplace discrimination responses mirror Restorative Justice.
Today is the day. I knew studying for my PhD would weave into the blog. Here it is a post with a reference. I held out for over 3 months, I didn’t want to change the “voice” of Circlespace. However, I
Circles include earned and learned wisdom, formal and informal support.
There are two ways we get smart about things – we experience it or we take someone else’s story and decide to do it, or not do it. When we are seating in Restorative Justice Circles, we take time to
Silly builds self-confidence, leaders need to learn how to get others to be a little silly.
Acting a little goofy, comes naturally to me. I like to make people laugh. I’m not afraid to tell really bad jokes. The kinds that get a sarcastic or half-hearted courtesy laugh. When I train a group or start a
Restorative Justice Circles help people practice being their best.
I was a little worried about how the Underage Consumption Panel was going to go. One of our community members in the Circle was a local Judge. A supporter of Restorative Justice, but this was going to be his first
Personal, professional, private, public why it should all be one.
I have always supported the notion that as people we should be congruent between work and home. We should hold values that reflect how we are with family and with coworkers. We should consistently treat people well regardless of the