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00:40Nancy Schertzing - Restorative Justice at MSU
Nancy Schertzing has spent the last six years as Restorative Justice Coordinator, first in a public school initiative and now with Michigan State University’s Department of Residence Life. She is currently completing her M.S. in Community Services with certification in Community Engagement at MSU.
She is certified by the IIRP both in conferencing facilitation and training, and had the privilege of learning the Circles process from Kay Pranis. Nancy hasTags: Michigan State University Circle Process Restorative Justice Conflict Resolution Community Outreach
by Herb Blake in Education
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Mark Yantze - Restorative Justice Pioneer
Mark Yantze engineered the first Restorative Justice Program in Canada, in 1973. Beginning with the Elmira Case a well-known multiple vandalism incident that led to the arrest of two young men. Mark came up with the idea of having the offenders face their victims in place of taking the young men the court. Based on the success of that first RJ resolution process Kitchener, Canada proceeded to initiate Community Justice Initiative - The first of many RJ prograTags: Canada Community Justice Initiative Restorative Justice Conflict Resolution Sexual Abuse
by Herb Blake in Spirituality
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Making it Right: Restorative Justice for Youth
Restorative Justice offers a novel approach to dealing with criminals. Both offenders and victims become integral to the process with offenders encouraged to take responsibility for their actions — apologizing to victims, repaying stolen money and performing community service — in lieu of jail time. Locally, social worker and mediator Linda Harvey and former Kentucky State Trooper Diana Queen have a pursued a vision for restorative justice in Kentucky. Harvey leads Juvenile R
Tags: restorative justice juvenile justice youth juvenile court juvenile deliquency
by Childrens Law in Legal
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Kris Miner - Restorative Justice Wisconsin-Style
Kris Miner is the Executive Director of St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice Program. SCVRJP works toward community healing through programs such as: Victim Impact & Underage Consumption Panels, Controlled Substance Circles, Community Conferencing, Victim Empathy Seminars and Safe Teen Driving Circles. SCVRJP also conducts trainings, workshops, and presentations to help make the world a better place
Tags: Restorative Justice Substance abuse Teen Driving Community victim awareness
by Herb Blake in Spirituality
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00:38Featured
Restorative Justice Helps Stem the School to Prison Pipeline
The growing practice of arresting students for disruptive behavior in school has led to the so-called "School to Prison Pipeline." The larger issue is that our criminal justice system is focused on punishment instead of accountability, and it is biased based on race and income. For 14years the Community Conferencing Center in Baltimore has worked to provide effective Restorative alternatives to school suspension, court, and incarceration--producing 60% lower recidivism at 1/10th the
Tags: Pattie Porter Lauren Abramson juvenile restorative justice conflict
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Law and Restorative Justice: Professor Scott Wood
Professor Scott Wood is the Director of the Center for Restorative Justice at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, CA. Professor Wood will talk about his work in Restorative Justice at Loyola Law School and at Homeboy's Industries where he conducts a Victim/Offender workshop with former gang members.
Tags: Restorative Justice gang members Homeboys Industries spirituality loyola law school
by Herb Blake in Spirituality
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Collective Paths to Restorative Justice
Restorative justice involves seeing crime as more than just lawbreaking. It considers the harm that criminal activity does to individuals and to communities, and then creates opportunities for all parties involved to work together toward healing. In this episode, we hear from Victor Jose Santana, coordinator of engagement programming at ROCA in Boston, Massachasetts. He will discuss his research in the restorative justice field and how his community engagement work at ROCA
Tags: Collective Leadership Youth Community Change Justice Healing
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Voices for Justice: Lisa Wallace
Lisa Wallace (35) from Eufaula, Alabama, was last seen according to police reports by her husband Chris on October 27, 2012 around 1pm at their home. However, the last time anyone else heard from Lisa was October 26, 2012.
Lisa’s mom, brother and friends take your calls tonight.
The show will air March 27, 2013 7pm (ET) / 4pm (PT)
www.LisaWallace.org
Tags: NWCAVE Voices for Justice Lisa Wallace Susan Powell Murder
by Voices for Justice in News
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Min. L. & F. Numan - Criminal Justice System
Tonight we will continue to discuss the criminal justice system......
Current Events
Breaking Newz Cafe'
Tags: God homosexuality current events breaking newz cafe cjs
by Political Justice in Politics
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Min. L. & F. Numan - Criminal Justice System
We will continue to discuss the homosexuality in the Criminal Justice System with young black men, women, and families.
We will also discuss the Current Events;
We will also discuss Breaking Newz Cafe.
Tune In!
Tags: God homosexuality Current Events Breaking Newz Cafe CJS
by Political Justice in Politics
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Molly Rowan Leach on Restorative & Unitive justice and more
Molly Rowan Leach has lived a life that she hopes has left both a subtle and not so subtle imprint for the better upon the heart of humanity. Working at IONS (Institute of Noetic Sciences) and overseas at the Center for Graduate Research and Education/Economics Institute in Prague, she began to set in motion the independent and activist voice that resides within her quite deeply.
Molly says, "From experience and witnessing I have a deep view of what really is"Tags: Restorative Justice Unitive Justice Molly Rowan Presents Social Healing Noetic Studies
by Herb Blake in Spirituality
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JUMBLED JUSTICE
1. In the News 2. Steven Harper, adjunct professor at Northwestern University School of Law, argues that that law profession is in need of reform. The author reports that there is an overabundance of lawyers, according to estimates by the Bureau of Labor Statistics 45,000 law students graduate each year and 73,600 legal jobs will be created this decade. Mr. Harper contends that to remedy the situation law schools need to be more transparent about the realities of students securing employment and law firms need to devise a plan to better accommodate young lawyers. 3. Book Talk 4. Listener Calls
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by Keith Haley in Politics
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