Introduction to Restorative Justice for
Community Healing and Transformation Training
​(Intro to RJ)

Fostering Healing and Reconciliation: Introduction to Restorative Justice
Experience the power of transformation through Restorative Justice. This training is a gateway to repairing ruptured relationships, healing psychological trauma, and preventing violence.

Restorative Justice offers a path toward truth, repairing harm, and nurturing just relationships—an essential foundation for reconciliation. By fostering equity and healing, it serves as a powerful preventive measure against violence, infusing peace into our lives and communities.

Rooted in the practices of Indigenous communities for centuries, Restorative Justice has emerged as an effective approach since the 1970s in the USA. It diverges from traditional justice systems by prioritizing the identified needs of victims, offenders, and impacted community members, rather than fixating solely on abstract legal principles or punitive measures.

This training is open to everyone, regardless of their professional background.

Cost
Introduction to Restorative Justice is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis
($0 - $75).


​CE Credits
Additionally, licensed Minnesota social workers, teachers, and nurses can earn 2 hours of Continuing Education (CE) credits for a nominal additional fee.


Join us for Introduction to Restorative Justice to:
  • Grasp the fundamental philosophy, principles, and practices of Restorative Justice.
  • Understand the distinctions between Restorative Justice and other forms of justice.
  • Explore the application of Restorative Justice concepts through a trauma-informed lens, fostering community healing and transformation​

​Also Available by Contract Arrangement
This  training isn't limited to individuals; it's available for contract arrangements with organizations, community groups, educational institutions, and corporations.

Embrace this opportunity to be part of a transformative journey toward healing, equity, and peaceful community engagement.
For additional information and questions, please contact the Minnesota Peacebuilding Leadership Institute.