Restorative justice as a social movement: upcoming webinar

Our next webinar, entitled “Possibility or pipedream:  A restorative justice movement,” is coming up March 19, 2014.

Join us for a frank conversation between Dr. Dana Greene and Dr. Carl Stauffer exploring the unrealized revolutionary promise of restorative justice. They will examine the current direction of restorative justice in particular highlighting missteps all too reminiscent of past reforms. They will discuss tactics, strategies, assets, and as of yet neglected opportunities to use restorative justice to foment a social justice movement in the United States.

Carl and Dana have given considerable thought to social movements and the extent to which restorative justice is, or can be, a true movement.  Here is a chance to explore this important topic.

If the $10 charge is an issue, email Lindsay Martin Styer (lindsay.martinstyer@emu.edu) to have the fee waived.

Update: The webinar recording is now available.

5 comments on “Restorative justice as a social movement: upcoming webinar”

  1. Restorative justice is one of the right approaches for today’s world. Because no matter, there are huge crimes being made the victim is still left with nothing after an assault. I desire to support the Restorative Movement.

  2. Deepak says:

    Thanks! I enjoyed it very well! Everything was good, and proper as I expected.

  3. A always i am again late to discover this conversation. Hope to get some highlighted points in your next post.

  4. thanks and i love it :Carl and Dana have given considerable thought to social movements and the extent to which restorative justice is, or can be, a true movement. Here is a chance to explore this important topic.

    If the $10 charge is an issue, email Lindsay Martin Styer (lindsay.martinstyer@emu.edu) to have the fee waived.

    – See more at: http://emu.edu/now/restorative-justice/2014/03/13/restorative-justice-as-a-social-movement-upcoming-webinar/#sthash.SFW9J5bH.dpuf
    thanks
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  5. Victoria says:

    Sounds like we missed a great webinar! Would love to see a blog with some highlights about restorative justice past, present & future.

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