Restorative Justice 

Restorative Justice is a trauma-informed philosophy and set of practices that engage the community in building relationships and repairing harm through inclusive dialogue, deep understanding, and shared power. This training enables participants to learn more about RJ principles and provide them with the skills they need to facilitate effective RJ dialogues and integrate RJ practices into their daily interactions or communities.

Presenter: Sal Corbin, Ph.D. Educational Psychology, Trainer with DC Peace Team and the Catholic Nonviolence Initiative

Sponsored by ILA and Presented by The Faith, Peace, and Justice Program.

Series Overview

Becoming Nonviolent Peacebuilders is a multi-day series of training workshops designed for students, faculty, staff, and broader community members to develop constructive nonviolent skills. These workshops are being offered in conjunction with the Catholic Nonviolent Initiative, a program of Pax Christi International, which is a global movement dedicated to promoting active nonviolence as a core principle of the Gospel. By fostering a culture of peace, justice, and reconciliation, these workshops strive to cultivate the skills necessary to heal and transform both human relationships and our planet. Topics to be explored throughout the trainings include: nonviolent communication, active bystander intervention, restorative justice, unarmed civilian defense, and developing strategic nonviolent campaigns. 

Please register here to attend this event.