Megan Grove

Celebrating restorative justice

Volunteers explain why they engage in restorative justice work and the hope and benefit of this model for our community

Every November, people around the world celebrate Restorative Justice Week.

Restorative justice is a community-based approach to harm and wrongdoing that focuses on who was harmed, how they were affected, and how reparations can be made, if possible.

Grounded in values of respect, responsibility, and relationship, restorative justice is a collaborative process that involves all stakeholders and promotes engagement and creative problem-solving.

Several organizations in Brattleboro offer programs based on restorative justice: Brattleboro Community Justice Center (BCJC), Just Schools Project, Youth Services, and Brattleboro Union High School.

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