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Volunteer gratitude, a community member responds to the "we were bored" explanation.
You can’t do Restorative Justice without community members. I believe they bring in collective wisdom. I train our volunteers on aspects of Restorative Justice, and request they show up with t… more →
Restorative Justice and Circles
Volunteer gratitude, a community member responds to the "we were bored" explanation.
Kris Miner wrote 1 day ago: You can’t do Restorative Justice without community members. I believe they bring in collectiv … more →
The Fundraiser was a smashing SUCCESS!
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Kris Miner wrote 3 weeks ago: I got to the hotel banquet room early. I wish I would have snapped a photo. The SCVRJP logo was on … more →
Understanding, living and facilitating Restorative Justice
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Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: The Journal for Peace & Justice Studies – volume 18 number 1 & 2 out of Villanova Uni … more →
Restorative Justice at SCVRJP featured in another blog.
Kris Miner wrote 3 months ago: The Vancouver Association for Restorative Justice, keeps an excellent blog. The featured SCVRJP and … more →
Sometimes life is like a quilt raffle . . .
Kris Miner wrote 5 months ago: At SCVRJP, our board of directors fundraising committee is busy at work with a Quilt Raffle project. … more →
People really do just want to be heard.
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Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: My first interaction with Ted Wachtel from IIRP, was almost 10 years ago. We were in a break out se … more →
The SCVRJP Newsletter for May 2009
Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: Thanks to a new volunteer, I’ve gotten some ideas to knit together SCVRJP and the Circlespace … more →
I can't get very far from blogging, speaking from the heart.
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Kris Miner wrote 7 months ago: I did a recent post that was speaking from the heart, it was about my relationship to my work right … more →
Why do people think shame and punishment works?
Kris Miner wrote 7 months ago: The great debate about Youth Court has been in front of me again, so I sent the following email to m … more →
The Social Emotional Learning benefits of School-based Restorative Justice.
Kris Miner wrote 7 months ago: SEL – Social Emotional Learning – Postive Impacts here. A resourceful website in genera … more →
3 ways and 3 outcomes for falling in love with your job.
Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: 3 ways to fall in love with your job. 1.) Find meaning for your life – in your work. I lov … more →
My attempt at "batch" blogging. I didn't feel restorative.
Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: I tried a new time mangement technique – relative to blogging. I learned about it reading Pro … more →
RJ to law enforcement and prevention.
Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: Here at SCVRJP, we have a few really awesome cutting edge initiatives. Of course I maybe a little b … more →
10 work days and 11 Circles, I am ready for Spring Break!
Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: I love my job. I feel very blessed to get to be part of a restorative justice program that allows m … more →
Evaluating your school-based restorative justice provider.
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Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: I believe we should all be socially responsible in our Restorative Justice efforts. Especially scho … more →
"Creativity is an act of rebellion."
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Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: Or . . . why blogging works for me. The quote/post title is from a (I think) Discovery Channel show … more →
Stages of growth and carving out a niche for your nonprofit RJ program
Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: I used to say “we had to crawl before we could walk, walk before we could run”. I belie … more →
My sticky brain and 'change for change' or 'change for good'.
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Kris Miner wrote 9 months ago: I have a ’sticky’ brain. I get post it notes of information stuck in there. I remember … more →
You know your running a good program when . . .
Kris Miner wrote 9 months ago: I live our mission, I love what we do. I couldn’t do any of it alone. Many people step up an … more →
