RJ Directory

Context: Community/work with local schools

Context: Schools, community, other

 Context: We aim to cultivate community belonging through Restorative Justice Practices. 

Context: Any student or university-related concern; neutral private third-party

Context: Criminal Justice.

Washington

Context: NGO’s, Businesses, Community, Family, Faith based organizations, Tertiary Education, Schools, Individuals, Public Trainings.

​Context: Gender based violence.

​Context: Community, Stakeholders, Post-Secondary Education, Organizations, Businesses

​Context: Schools, community, business, government, other non-profits

​Context: Criminal justice, community

​Context: Schools, leadership teams, coaching

Context: Public & Private Organizations

​Context: K-12 Public Schools

Context: We work non-profit organizations, schools, community groups, and others wanting to learn about circles and other restorative practices.

​Context: We convene Restorative Circles, Reentry Circles, Community Listening and Talking Circles. We also do Restorative Multi-party Facilitations to address group conflict.

​Context: We convene Restorative Circles, Reentry Circles, Community Listening and Talking Circles. We also do Restorative Multi-party Facilitations to address group conflict.  ​

Context: Provides advance notification to enrolled victims and witnesses of release from prison to the community. Our Community Victim Liaisons assist in safety planning services to victims in cases which are under the jurisdiction of the Department of Corrections.  We have an Accountability Letter Bank, into which an inmate in a WA State prison may submit a letter of accountability to a victim. In addition, a victim may request a Victim/Offender Facilitated Dialogue Meeting with an inmate in our prisons. Two trained facilitators will provide preparation and facilitation of those meetings. Our handbook: https://doc.wa.gov/docs/publications/300-HA003.pdf

Context: Sexual violence and intimate harm; gender-based violence; restorative conversations and consulting. At HC we believe that we learn in community and we heal in the presence of others. We are a growing collective of survivors designing innovative survivor-centered, informed, and led restorative approaches and alternatives to the criminal legal system. Our learning and healing conversation framework – Consentric Circles – brings together communities of survivors, allies, family, partners, mentors, decision makers, and/or first responders, as well as thoughtfully and intentionally coordinated conversations to include persons who have committed harm.

Idaho

Context: We offer youth groups and programs using restorative practices in skills training and development, respite care for emotionally disturbed youth, youth peer support, and individual community skills building services. We work with youth who have high risk behaviors, trauma and family issues, juvenile justice involvement, and emotion regulation problems to help them develop the necessary life and coping skills to take accountability for their actions and make safer, healthier choices moving forward. We incorporate targeted care coordination, child assessment of needs and strengths, comprehensive and differential diagnostic procedures as needed, and psychological evaluation and test measures when appropriate. We utilize staff with varying levels of degrees and training in restorative practices, respite care, skills training and development, peer and youth support, CBRS, behavior intervention, CPI, individual and family counseling, and crisis intervention.

Context: Our mission is to provide a forum for discussion and resolution of issues related to juvenile justice, to provide a central forum for networking professionals in career development, to provide leadership for Idaho in the promotion of community safety, victim restoration, and effective service delivery for at-risk youth, their families and communities.   IJJA sponsors an annual training conference each year in September.  This conference offers pertinent training facilitated by nationally known speakers.  The conference also provides Juvenile Justice line staff and other professionals with great networking opportunities.  Attendees are able to interact with other professionals, exchanging ideas on current issues in the field of Juvenile Justice.

Context: We provide probation services for adult misdemeanor and juvenile clients.
Restorative Justice programs: Adult and juvenile diversion programs and community service.
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