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Restorative Justice is a Social Justice catalyst!
I had the good fortune of speaking on a panel. The focus was social justice, we were given the task to define this, and explain it relevant to our Pledge of Allegiance ” . . . with liberty and … more →
Restorative Justice and Circles
Restorative Justice is a Social Justice catalyst!
Kris Miner wrote 2 days ago: I had the good fortune of speaking on a panel. The focus was social justice, we were given the task … more →
Restorative Justice is about change and transformation.
Kris Miner wrote 1 week ago: In Bikram Yoga, (my blog links, one with a video) the poses are held for 30 or 60 seconds. As you f … more →
The purpose of 'kooky' in Restorative Justice Circles.
Kris Miner wrote 2 weeks ago: People that participate in Circles with me, become really honest about what they thought at first. … more →
Restorative Justice for Victims and increased victim participation.
Kris Miner wrote 3 weeks ago: A few recent events pulled this post together. 1.) At the IIRP Conference, I teased the Prosecuter i … more →
Developing belonging as a life skill and a restorative justice skill.
Kris Miner wrote 1 month ago: Lets put value on ‘belonging’. Look at all the books on LOVE. The efforts at PEACE. No … more →
Circlespace - Restorative Justice Classroom Circle training
Kris Miner wrote 1 month ago: Upcoming Trainings available. CESA 7 in Green Bay – Nov 18 & 19, Course description and mo … more →
"no one person owns the truth" an aspect of restorative philosophy.
Kris Miner wrote 1 month ago: When facilitating a Circle, I try to always point out the Center. I explain that we all see the sam … more →
The individual relationships to restorative justice, a relationship that needs consideration.
Kris Miner wrote 1 month ago: I have blogged about relationships. A lot. Right now I have 87 posts in the Relationships category … more →
Linking to a great blog, Zen Habits
Kris Miner wrote 2 months ago: I was drifting around the internet searching out successful bloggers. I ran into Zen Habits, featur … more →
Restorative Justice in school settings - promotes learning by engagement.
Kris Miner wrote 2 months ago: Do you pay much attention to issues you feel are not relevant? Some people find world politics rele … more →
Carefully consider, will you re-act or re-spond. One is more restorative.
Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: No matter who we are someone in life is going to hurt our feelings, make us mad or frustrated. Some … more →
Tips to a Restorative Justice Path . . . personally and professionally.
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Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: To be better at blogging I read blogs. One I subscribe to is Write to Done. As you can tell by the … more →
How we use the term Restorative Justice, for ourselves and the movement.
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Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: A favorite site of mine RJOB, is a recently updated site that you will find a WEALTH of information … more →
A new sense of urgency for juvenile justice - how we respond as a society.
Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: Never ever underestimate the value of networking. Really it pays off. I try to connect with people … more →
School-Based Restorative Justice - Training Opportunity
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: FOUR full days of Restorative Justice in Schools – August 3 – 6 River Falls Wisconsin. S … more →
A visit on basic Restorative Justice, applying the theory.
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: Howard Zehr, Goodbooks Publishing Author Howard Zehr in the Little Book of Restorative Justice, avai … more →
The really Restorative Mantra . . . Judge None.
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: Judge None. Two very simple words. I like to play around and develop catch phrases for Restorative … more →
Restorative Justice is victim centered, we all have obligations to support each other.
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: There are three responses to victimization. Revenge, Retaliation and Restoration. At first people t … more →
10 tips for MADD speakers, VIP speakers or victim/survivor storytellers.
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: I’ve had the good fortune to know someone’s story and speaking abilities before nudging … more →
