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Your social media and your restorative justice elevator speeches should vary.
Lets start with social medai: You can connect Facebook and Twitter, so your tweets are your Facebook. I did that for awhile, but felt I had two purposes for each. Facebook, is me, it had to be I got… more →
Restorative Justice and Circles
Your social media and your restorative justice elevator speeches should vary.
Kris Miner wrote 3 days ago: Lets start with social medai: You can connect Facebook and Twitter, so your tweets are your Facebook … more →
Restorative Justice promotion, took a new step.
Kris Miner wrote 1 month ago: One of the most popular posts on my blog, has a picture of stairs. The point of the blog, is learni … more →
Evidence that school climate can be transformed with Restorative Justice.
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Kris Miner wrote 6 months ago: Just released from IIRP - a study about school climate. An easy to read pdf. If you aren’t o … more →
Explaining what a Circle is, a beautiful example.
Kris Miner wrote 7 months ago: This was found today when I googled Talking Circle Images. I just love it. Here is a link to the p … more →
Two experiences about my diversity, here's what I learned . . .
Kris Miner wrote 7 months ago: I’ll start with the good, share my shortcoming and then offer what I learned. In a recent conv … more →
Campus Based Restorative Justice
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Kris Miner wrote 7 months ago: Using Restorative Justice on a College Campus is a growing trend. An article in the Chronicle of Hig … 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 →
Values are crucial to Restorative Circle process.
Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: In this photo I am placing the ‘values’ plates in the Center. ‘Safe Teen Driving … more →
Talking about Restorative Justice requires confidence.
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Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: You might be just learning about Restorative Justice. You might be trying to implement Restorative J … more →
Six tips from the last 6 Circles, what every Circlekeeper should know!
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Kris Miner wrote 8 months ago: You can thank a marketing tip I read, used and seen time and time again. Use numbers to catch someo … more →
Teaching in Circle improves the content.
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Kris Miner wrote 9 months ago: The building sits between a favorite coffee shop and the post office. The building is of average s … more →
Taking Risks in Circle - - building relationships
Kris Miner wrote 10 months ago: Today we held the second class session of Advanced Restorative Justice. We held the class in Circle … more →
Each person is unique in Circle!
Kris Miner wrote 10 months ago: I continue to be amazed by this powerful and transformative process. So far today, I have facilitate … more →
Preparing to visit a school, training options.
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Kris Miner wrote 10 months ago: Tomorrow I leave town and travel across the state. I am going to visit a school for the second time … more →
What does Kris Miner consider to be a Circle . . .
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Kris Miner wrote 10 months ago: Blogging is great, I really encourage you to try it. You get to share your own story and perspectiv … more →
A brief overview of Circle Stages - notes from '07
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Kris Miner wrote 10 months ago: I’m cleaning out the office. I am moving my book writing area from home to the office. My of … more →
Supporting Restorative Justice Volunteers - Creativity Needed!
Kris Miner wrote 11 months ago: At St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice, we are fortunate to have active volunteers. Really committ … more →
Article posted in from a Facebook Friend
Kris Miner wrote 11 months ago: Restorative Justice: A Dream of Restoration and Transformation Artika Tyner I have a dream that we w … more →
Valuing a relationship to your own learning.
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Kris Miner wrote 11 months ago: Restorative Justice is an evolving field. I believe that we as practitioners/advocates, scholars ha … more →
