An Introduction
to Restorative Justice

A transformative methodology for community building and conflict resolution using a restorative approach.

Restorative Practices support people to step into important and difficult conversations in ways that increase connection and understanding. It provides true community-based solutions, accountability, and transformative change while deepening trust.

This hands-on experiential immersion in Restorative Justice, Restorative Circles, and Restorative Practices will support those seeking a paradigm shift away from “Either/Or” thinking that leads to shame and blame, and often results in punishment and disconnection. Restorative Justice is an alternative approach to accountability that brings connection and dignity for everyone.

A Restorative Culture can be created in any community, organization, business or school. Even family interaction can be transformed using these practices.

Here is an invitation for a journey of discovery and learning ways to promote a Restorative Culture in our homes, our workplaces, schools, organizations, spiritual centers, and in the justice system. A day of inspiration and renewal.

I’m excited to offer you an experience of the work that I do for businesses, two universities, three different school districts, religious communities  and in a local prison.

 

Date: Saturday, Oct 6, 2018

Time: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm

Lunch: 1 hr. Bring your own, or local restaurants are accessible.

Location: North Room at East Shore Unitarian Church in Factoria – 12700 32nd St., Bellevue WA 98005. North Room is located in the Sanctuary Building. See the map.

Parking: Available at the church parking lot

Cost: $100 general, or $90 for East Shore Unitarian Church member

Register: Start Registration Here

Contact: Pam.Orbach@EmpoweringConnection.com or call 425-444-4276 questions about this workshop. Dianne Upton facilities@esuc.org or 425-747-3780 ext. 102 for questions regarding to registration, scholarship, location or other general information.